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Task management system with priorities
Go
Medium
structs
Task «Task management system with priorities»
Develop a program for managing a task list. Each task is described by a Task structure with fields: ID (int), Title (string), Priority (int), and Status (string). The program should read the number of tasks, then the tasks themselves. After that, it should output all tasks sorted by priority (ascending), and for tasks with the same priority — by ID (ascending). Output each task in the format: ID: Title [Priority] - Status.
Input Format
First line: integer N (1 ≤ N ≤ 100) — the number of tasks. Then each of the N lines contains: ID (integer), Title (string without spaces), Priority (integer), Status (string without spaces), separated by a space.
Output Format
N lines, each in the format: ID: Title [Priority] - Status. The lines are sorted by priority (ascending), and for equal priority — by ID (ascending).
Examples
Example 1
INPUT
3
1 TaskA 2 Active
2 TaskB 1 Completed
3 TaskC 2 Pending
OUTPUT
2: TaskB [1] - Completed
1: TaskA [2] - Active
3: TaskC [2] - Pending
Example 2
INPUT
listen
silent
OUTPUT
YES
Example 3
INPUT
2
101 Alpha 5 High
102 Beta 3 Low
OUTPUT
102: Beta [3] - Low
101: Alpha [5] - High
Example 4
INPUT
Hello
Olelh
OUTPUT
YES
main.go