When executing "edit 1 m/Charlie Lim", the error returned is "Invalid command format!", when it should be telling the user that the wrong prefix is being used or that the m/ prefix is not supported in this command.
A user could accidentally type "m" instead of "n" when trying to edit the person's name due to m and n being so close on the keyboard so it is important that NUStates tell the user that they used the wrong prefix through an error message.
When executing "edit 1 m/Charlie Lim", the error returned is "Invalid command format!", when it should be telling the user that the wrong prefix is being used or that the m/ prefix is not supported in this command.
A user could accidentally type "m" instead of "n" when trying to edit the person's name due to m and n being so close on the keyboard so it is important that NUStates tell the user that they used the wrong prefix through an error message.