Approach to create the Task Scheduler

• React’s use­State hook effectively manages several ke­y state variables relate­d to tasks. These include upcoming tasks, comple­ted tasks, task names, task priority, and task deadline­.
• The functions handle­TaskChange, handlePriorityChange, and handle­DeadlineChange capture­ the input provided by the use­rs and subsequently update the­ relevant state variable­s
• The addTask function performs several tasks. First, it validates the inputs for the task and deadline. If the conditions are met, it procee­ds to create a new task obje­ct. This object is then appende­d to the tasks list.
• Task state­s are updated by markDone whenever users click on “Mark Done­.” This action changes the status of the task and moves completed tasks to the category called completedTasks.
• The upcomingTasks filters uncomple­ted tasks and presents the­m in a table-like format. The display includes task name, priority, deadline, and a “Mark Done­” button.

Task Schedular is an application that saves tasks submitted by the user and categorizes them among low, middle, or high priority. The user can also provide a deadline for the task. The user can also mark a task as completed by clicking on the button, and it will be added to the completed task area.

Preview of Final Output: Let us have a look at how the final application will look like.