# TODO List

You have probably wanted to learn how to program so that you could optimize your life, right? After all, programming is about automation. TODO lists are a great way to ensure that you are getting things done. This assignment will have you implement a simple TODO list.

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## Setup

Fork the following repository and clone your copy.

[***TODO Lists***](https://github.com/pg-programming/todo-list)

Open `todo.py` in your text editor.

I have provided a module, `todo_helper` that will give you the list of TODOs from a file and save them again to a file when you are done. The methods are `get()` and `save()`. There is also a function `get_ch()` that will read the user's input after a single character has been entered. This will be nice to use in the menu part of the program.

## Requirements

### General

* ask the user if they want to:

  ```
  (a)dd
  (l)ist
  (e)dit
  (d)elete
  (q)uit
  ```
* implement each of the above menu items using list operations (e.g. `append()`,

  `pop()`, general indexing `my_list[index]`)

### Loops

* use a while loop to continue to show the menu after each command until `q` has

  been pressed (Hint: this should wrap just about all of your code)
* use a `for` loop with the `enumerate()` function to print out all of the

  TODOs in the following format:

  ```
  0) play with glue
  1) sweep the windows
  2) run with scissors
  ```


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