A-level project: task manager

import sqlite3

def setup(connection):
    connection.execute('CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS tasks (id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, name TEXT NOT NULL, complete INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0)')

def add_task(connection, name):
    if not name.strip(): raise ValueError('name required')
    connection.execute('INSERT INTO tasks(name) VALUES (?)', (name.strip(),))
    connection.commit()

def list_tasks(connection):
    return connection.execute('SELECT id, name, complete FROM tasks ORDER BY id').fetchall()

def complete_task(connection, task_id):
    cursor = connection.execute('UPDATE tasks SET complete=1 WHERE id=?', (task_id,))
    connection.commit()
    return cursor.rowcount > 0

def main():
    with sqlite3.connect('tasks.db') as db:
        setup(db)
        while True:
            command=input('1 add / 2 list / 3 complete / 4 exit: ').strip()
            if command=='1':
                name=input('Task name: ').strip()
                try: add_task(db,name)
                except ValueError as error: print(error)
            elif command=='2':
                for task_id,name,done in list_tasks(db): print(task_id,'[x]' if done else '[ ]',name)
            elif command=='3':
                try: print('Updated' if complete_task(db,int(input('Task ID: '))) else 'Not found')
                except ValueError: print('Please enter a numeric ID')
            elif command=='4': break
            else: print('Choose 1 to 4')

if __name__=='__main__': main()

It records expected outcomes for normal, boundary and invalid inputs and shows whether requirements are met.