Create an iOS application named "LocationTasks" using SwiftUI. The app should integrate MapKit and Core Location and include a form of persistent storage to save tasks locally. Users will be able to create, view, and manage tasks associated with specific locations. Tasks must persist between app sessions. Note: You are not permitted to import any third$-$party libraries via Swift Package Manager $($SPM$).$

Components & Requirements:

$1.$ Map View $-$ Home Screen

Navigation Setup:

Use a NavigationView with the map occupying the entire view. Set the navigation title to "LocationTasks". Add a "View Tasks" button in the top$-$right corner of the navigation bar.

Map Features:

Display the user's current location as a marker on the map. Allow users to zoom and pan freely across the map. Implement a long$-$press gesture recognizer to add new tasks at specific locations. Display a marker on the map for each added task.

$2.$ Task Creation Pop$-$up

Trigger:

Present a sheet pop$-$up when the user performs a long$-$press gesture on the map.

Input Fields:

Task Name Description Due Date $($use the Date data type$)$

Validation:

Ensure all input fields contain at least one character; disable the "Confirm" button if not. Prevent users from setting a due date in the past; only future dates are allowed.

Actions:

Provide options to Confirm or Cancel task creation. Dismissing the pop$-$up should occur for both actions. Upon confirmation, save the task using persistent storage of your choice.

$3.$ Task List View

Access:

Displayed when the user taps the "View Tasks" button in the navigation bar.

Display Details:

Task Name Description Due Date $($formatted as day, month, and year$)$ Latitude and Longitude of the task location

Functionality:

Allow users to swipe to delete tasks from the list. Ensure deleted tasks are removed from:

The task list The map $($when returning to it$)$ Persistent storage

$4.$ Persistent Storage

Implement efficient methods for data storage, retrieval, and deletion to maintain task persistence across app sessions.

$5.$ Coding Style

Evaluation Criteria:

Clean and organized code for both SwiftUI views and Swift logic. Logical directory structure and file organization. Appropriate and effective use of data structures.

Helpful Resources:

Implementing Long Press on MapKit:

SwiftUI MapKit Long Press Gesture

Enabling Row Deletion in a List:

Hacking with Swift: Deleting Rows from a List

Working with Dates and Extracting Components:

Hacking with Swift: Working with Dates

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