C++ Task Scheduler

• Add tasks with a name and integer priority
• Process tasks in priority order using std::priority_queue
• Log each completed task to the console
• Display the pending main at any time

Follow these steps in order. Each one builds on the previous.

1. Step 1

   Define a Task struct with name and priority fields

2. Step 2

   Write a custom comparator struct for the priority queue

3. Step 3

   Implement addTask() to push onto the priority queue

4. Step 4

   Implement runNext() to pop and log the top task

5. Step 5

   Add a displayQueue() function that copies and drains a temp queue

6. Step 6

   Build a menu-driven console interface

7. Step 7

   Test with tasks of varying priorities to verify ordering

• cppreference std::priority_queue
• LearnCpp
• C++ STL tutorial