Function: Print Task Summary

Part of the Introduction To Luau section of Coddy's Lua journey. Lesson 51 of 80.

Challenge

Easy

Add a function that prints how far along the list is.

Delete the lines under -- Try it.
Write local function printSummary(list: {Task}): () that counts the done tasks and prints `{doneCount}/{#list} tasks done`.
Under -- Try it, call printSummary(tasks), then completeTask(tasks, 2), then printSummary(tasks) again.

Press Run Code: the output shows 1/3 tasks done, then 2/3 tasks done.

Try it yourself

-- The shape every task in the manager follows
type Task = {
    id: number,
    title: string,
    done: boolean,
}
local tasks: {Task} = {
    {id = 1, title = "Learn Luau types", done = false},
    {id = 2, title = "Build a task manager", done = false},
    {id = 3, title = "Write tests", done = true},
}
-- Build a task with the next free id and add it to the list
local function addTask(list: {Task}, title: string): Task
    local newTask: Task = {id = #list + 1, title = title, done = false}
    table.insert(list, newTask)
    return newTask
end
-- Mark the task with this id as done; say whether one was found
local function completeTask(list: {Task}, id: number): boolean
    for _, t in ipairs(list) do
        if t.id == id then
            t.done = true
            return true
        end
    end
    return false
end
-- A new list of the tasks whose done flag matches
local function filterTasks(list: {Task}, done: boolean): {Task}
    local result: {Task} = {}
    for _, t in ipairs(list) do
        if t.done == done then
            table.insert(result, t)
        end
    end
    return result
end
-- Try it
local pending = filterTasks(tasks, false)
print(#pending)
print(pending[2].title)