To build our time tracking system, we'll start by importing the necessary libraries.First, let's create a Task class to store information about each task.Each Task object will store three key pieces of information: the task name, start time, and end time.Next, we'll create the TimeTracker class that will manage our tasks.The TimeTracker class uses two main data structures: a dictionary for active tasks and a list for completed tasks.Let's look at how these structures are organized in memory.When a task is completed, it moves from the active tasks dictionary to the completed tasks list.Let's review some important implementation details about our data structures.Now that we have our basic structure in place, we're ready to implement the core timing functions.The core timing functions consist of two main methods: start_task and stop_task.The start_task method first validates that we have a non-empty task name and ensures the task isn't already running.If the validation passes, it records the current timestamp using datetime.now().The stop_task method is more complex, handling task completion and duration calculation.It first checks if the task exists in our active tasks dictionary.Then it calculates the duration by subtracting the start time from the current time.Finally, it stores all task details and removes the task from active tasks.Let's look at the important error cases we need to handle.The timing calculation uses Python's datetime subtraction to get precise durations.Tasks move through three states: idle, active, and completed.The start_task method transitions a task from idle to active, while stop_task moves it to completed.To store our completed tasks, we'll save them in a JSON file with a clear structure.We'll create a save function that writes our task data to the JSON file.The report generator processes this data to create meaningful summaries.We can generate daily and weekly reports showing time spent on different tasks.To make our reports readable, we'll create a function to format time durations.And we'll implement statistics calculations to show total time per task category.The data flows from our JSON storage through these functions to generate comprehensive reports.Raw time data is transformed into human-readable formats for the reports.These statistics can be visualized to show time distribution across different tasks.
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