To-Do List Manager
Create a persistent to-do list manager from scratch in modern C++ using only the standard library. You store tasks in a std::vector of structs, add and remove items from a menu-driven loop, and save everything to a text file so your list survives between runs. A hands-on lesson in collections and file persistence.
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What You'll Build
A menu-driven console app that lets you add tasks, mark them complete, delete them, list everything, and save and reload the whole list from a plain text file.
Learning Objectives
- Model a task with a struct holding a description and a completion flag
- Store and grow a collection of tasks with std::vector
- Add, remove, and update elements by index within the vector
- Persist and reload data using std::ofstream and std::ifstream
- Parse each saved line back into a task with std::getline
- Drive the program with a menu loop and a switch over user choices
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