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Remember start _very small_ and build outward.
## Hint 1
If you haven't already decided what
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Tasty class.
:param tasks: the user tasks
```
this is the `tasks` variable. It tracks all the tasks that get added and removed.
What are the two things you want to track?
- the name/title of the Task _Buy Milk_
- status of Task _complete_ or _not yet_
so in Python, if you have a pair things that need to be tracked together, a good possibility is a Dictionary.
Imagine a dict like this one:
```python
tasks = {} # creates an empty dictionary
tasks['Buy Milk'] = 'not yet'
# to test if something is done?
task_name = 'Buy Milk'
if tasks[task_name] == 'not yet':
# task is unfinished
else:
# task is 'complete'
# to list all the tasks
for task_name, status in enumerate(tasks.items()):
print("- ", task_name, status)
Remember start very small and build outward.
Hint 1
If you haven't already decided what
Tasty class.
:param tasks: the user tasks
this is the tasks variable. It tracks all the tasks that get added and removed.
What are the two things you want to track?
- the name/title of the Task Buy Milk
- status of Task complete or not yet
so in Python, if you have a pair things that need to be tracked together, a good possibility is a Dictionary.
Imagine a dict like this one:
tasks = {} # creates an empty dictionary
tasks['Buy Milk'] = 'not yet'
# to test if something is done?
task_name = 'Buy Milk'
if tasks[task_name] == 'not yet':
# task is unfinished
else:
# task is 'complete'
# to list all the tasks
for task_name, status in enumerate(tasks.items()):
print("- ", task_name, status)