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Implementing To-Do List using JavaScript:

Let's go through the steps of implementing a basic To-Do List with code blocks for each step:

1. Set Up the HTML Structure:

html structure

2. Style the To-Do List (Optional):

css

css

3. Handle Task Addition:

task addition

4. Display Tasks:

This step is already covered by the code in step 3.

5. Handle Task Completion:

task completion

6. Handle Task Deletion:

task deletion

7. Store Tasks in Local Storage (Optional):

local storage

local storage

8. Refactor and Improve (Optional):

Refactor your code to make it more organized and reusable. Consider adding features like task priority, due dates, or task categories.

9. Test the To-Do List:

Test the To-Do List thoroughly to ensure that adding, completing, and deleting tasks work as expected. Test for edge cases and handle errors gracefully.

10. Deploy (Optional):

If you want to share your To-Do List with others, consider deploying it to a web hosting service or using a code sharing platform.

By following these steps and code blocks, you'll have a functional To-Do List application with basic task addition, completion, and deletion functionalities. Happy coding! πŸš€πŸ“

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What should we do , if we need to edit the written task?

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