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@lordidiot lordidiot commented Sep 3, 2023

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def a_fenced_code_block():
    with syntax_highlighting() as x:
        pass
  • add a task list
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a blockquote

a hyper link

inline code?

some text formatting: bold, italic, strikethrough etc.

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Looks good 👍
Just a few nitpicks here and there

private static boolean handleInput(Parser parser, TaskList taskList, Ui ui) throws DukeException {
Task task;
switch (parser.getCommand()) {
case "bye":

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perhaps it would be better to consider the case that the user might input the correct word but a different capitalisation? For eg. instead of bye, the user inputs Bye or BYE.

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Definitely, will work on that.

ui.exit();
}

private static boolean handleInput(Parser parser, TaskList taskList, Ui ui) throws DukeException {

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I like the function in that it is succinct and it is very readable. However, I think you might want to consider refactoring the code and extracting this function into the Parser class as that class deals with making sense of the user commands.

* Initialise UI. Prints banner.
*/
public void init() {
System.out.println("____________________________________________________________");

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Small thing but perhaps it would be better to turn the underline into a constant so it can be easily reused elsewhere

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Thank you! That makes sense, will do so.

return new ArrayList<>();
}

ArrayList<Task> tasks = new ArrayList<>();

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I like how you used tasks as the variable name for the Java Collections Object

package duke.mocks;

import duke.Task;
public class TaskMock extends Task {

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I really like the usage of stubs when performing your unit testing. Really shows you went the extra mile!

* @throws DukeException Any errors encountered while storing
*/
public void storeTasks(List<Task> tasks) throws DukeException {
String serialized = tasks.stream()

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Very cool usage of streams 👍

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