Task Completion Example
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### Example Usage ```python # Mark a task as completed tasks[0].mark_completed() # Update the timeline and print it again print_timeline(timeline) ``` ### Additional Tips 1. **Use a Calendar**: Consider using a calendar library like `ca…
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