Abdulmalik AMOY

I wrote a To-do List program using C++. Basically, this program will ask for a numerical prompt from 1 to 7; any number apart from that will crash the program. After the prompt has been inputted—let's say 1, which is Add Task—it will request the name of that particular task and the due date, which is optional. Then, you can view it using 2. This program can collect an unlimited number of tasks, but if you feel like you want to reduce them or mark the ones that have been completed, there is an option where you can delete tasks or mark them as completed.
All the tasks that have been inputted are automatically saved in a text file. That's why, if you are done inputting the tasks, everything will stay intact unless there is artificial manipulation of the text file.
You can check my GitHub page if you wish to see the source code: @ https://github.com/AMOY-05 or on YouTube: "AMOY_C&T ACADEMY".