Open Devanshshah1309 opened 1 year ago
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Team chose [response.Rejected
]
Reason for disagreement: I still don't understand what i
is here.
Team chose [severity.VeryLow
]
Originally [severity.Low
]
Reason for disagreement: Note: <
and >
are used to refer to < and > respectively.
Is i
the same as < index >
? If so, why are there 2 different notations used?
It's an inconsistency with the command format and the description, so not just a cosmetic bug. As mentioned in the original comment, it impairs usability because as a user, I don't know what i
is referring to.
It makes it harder to understand because the "i" is not written as i
(cosmetic issue - which is not the main focus of this issue but makes matters worse).
The correct way to write the description would be:
Removes the student at index < index >
from the group < groupName >
.
Since you're using groupName
correctly, I think it was an oversight to use i
instead of < index >
Not clear what
i
is referring to here since it is not used in the command at all.If I don't understand the command properly, I would be scared to execute it (given that "expelling a student" is properly an important command).
Not just a cosmetic bug - it impairs usability.