Open AudreyFelicio opened 3 years ago
Hi. Firstly, since the command 'su' and 'delete' will only require one parameter, which is the module code, it is unnecessary to include a prefix, i.e. 'm/', which is to uniquely identify the parameters (as opposed to, eg 'add' command which can have more than one parameter, and hence requires the use of prefixes to distinguish one parameter from another). This was a design consideration as we want to optimise the software for "fast typist" - a requirement stated for tp. This was intended.
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Commands that use the same parameters has different format for the parameters.
For example, in
start SEMESTER
, the parameterSEMESTER
does not have the prefixs/
, but inupdate m/MODULE_CODE [g/GRADE] [s/SEMESTER]
, the parameterSEMESTER
has the prefixs/
.Same issue for the parameter
MODULE_CODE
.It would be more convenient for users to remember the commands if their parameter formats are consistent.