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Actual Behaviour:

Expected Behaviour: (according to user guide here)

Its okay to truncate the long name and price in the list, however I'm not sure if it is also the case for the product details page.

Btw, name was taken from here.

According to the information on the user guide here, an order should have an ID. However, the edit function does not tell me anything about how to specify this order ID.

Furthermore, as shown in the picture below, typing in such a command results in adding a new order to the list of orders for my client Ben instead of changing the order quantity to 3.

Expected Behaviour:
Tell me that I did not specify whether I wanted to find a client or product because the -c or -n was in the wrong order.

Actual Behaviour:
Tells me that the find command is an unknown command.

Expected Behaviour:
Tells me something about what went wrong in my command. An example of such a message is "Invalid parameter -t".

Actual Behaviour:
Tells me "Quantity should only contain certain numbers and it should not be blank" which is probably not the mistake I made.

I find it weird that when I request to display details about client 5, the response message was displaying details of client 4 and the ID on the client details section is also 4. At the same time, the number used to identify the client in the list of clients is 5. Not sure if this is the original intention of the implementation.

After reading this section of the UG, I am confused about the actual command I had to type to find a client/product. Despite this, after a few attempts, I managed to guess it. Below are the attempts I made.

find -n Mark // Based on documentation
find -c -n Mark // Yay, I got it! :)

When I corrupted the JSON file (remove ending }), no response was shown in the app. However, I did notice that my list of products and clients were missing. Upon adding a new client, my previously stored data in the .json file was lost. Here is the log info from addressbook.log.0. Not sure if this is the intended behaviour of your application.