To-Do List: Individual Exercises

Complete the following exercises to make the to-do list more robust.

Count

When the user asks to view the to-do list, display the total count of the list before printing out the list itself.

• Update the ViewList method
• Use .Count to see how many to-do items are in the list
• Test the program with a few different lists!

Empty Message

If the user has not added any items to the to-do list, display a message saying "No items added" when they attempt to view the list. The program should not attempt to print out the list in this case.

Get item

Add a command to the application that will get one specific item from the to-do list.

1. Define a method named GetItem
   • The method should take the List<string> as a parameter, very similar to the ViewList method
   • The method should return nothing
   • The program should call the method if the user enters "Get Item" as the command
2. In the body of the GetItem method, the program should ask the user for an index
3. The program should store the number as an int
4. The program should then print out the specific item by accessing the given index in the list
   • Use square brackets ([]) to accomplish this