Hybrid no-code and code approach in No-Code - Mini Project: Build & Apply

Hybrid No-Code and Code Approach

📖 Scenario: You are working on a simple project to organize a list of tasks. You will first create the list, then set a priority level, next filter the tasks based on priority, and finally mark the filtered tasks as important.

🎯 Goal: Build a simple task organizer that uses both no-code setup and basic code logic to filter and mark tasks.

📋 What You'll Learn

Create a list of tasks with exact names

Add a priority level variable

Filter tasks with high priority

Mark filtered tasks as important

💡 Why This Matters

🌍 Real World

Organizing tasks by priority is common in project management and personal productivity tools.

💼 Career

Understanding how to combine no-code data setup with simple code logic helps in roles like business analysis, product management, and automation.

1

Create the initial list of tasks

Create a list called tasks with these exact string values: 'Email client', 'Write report', 'Team meeting', 'Code review', 'Plan event'.

No-Code

# Create the list called tasks with the given task names
# Your code here

Need a hint?

Use square brackets to create a list and separate each task name with commas.

2

Add a priority level for tasks

Create a dictionary called priority with these exact key-value pairs: 'Email client': 'low', 'Write report': 'high', 'Team meeting': 'medium', 'Code review': 'high', 'Plan event': 'low'.

No-Code

tasks = ['Email client', 'Write report', 'Team meeting', 'Code review', 'Plan event']
# Create the priority dictionary with given task priorities
# Your code here

Need a hint?

Use curly braces to create a dictionary with task names as keys and priority levels as values.

3

Filter tasks with high priority

Create a list called high_priority_tasks that contains only the tasks from tasks whose priority in priority is exactly 'high'. Use a list comprehension with task as the variable.

No-Code

tasks = ['Email client', 'Write report', 'Team meeting', 'Code review', 'Plan event']
priority = {'Email client': 'low', 'Write report': 'high', 'Team meeting': 'medium', 'Code review': 'high', 'Plan event': 'low'}
# Create high_priority_tasks list using list comprehension
# Your code here

Need a hint?

Use a list comprehension to select tasks where priority[task] equals 'high'.

4

Mark filtered tasks as important

Create a dictionary called important_tasks where each key is a task from high_priority_tasks and the value is the string 'Important'. Use a dictionary comprehension with task as the variable.

No-Code

tasks = ['Email client', 'Write report', 'Team meeting', 'Code review', 'Plan event']
priority = {'Email client': 'low', 'Write report': 'high', 'Team meeting': 'medium', 'Code review': 'high', 'Plan event': 'low'}
high_priority_tasks = [task for task in tasks if priority[task] == 'high']
# Create important_tasks dictionary marking each high priority task as 'Important'
# Your code here

Need a hint?

Use a dictionary comprehension to assign 'Important' to each task in high_priority_tasks.