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This was an intended feature by the team to indicate to users that there are no students in the class:
This works this way as currently there is no 'Class creation' mechanism in this application. Hence it is more apt to describe it as there are no students who have been given that particular class.
Overall, our team did recognise both methods and we concluded that since both throwing an error and telling the user that there are 0 students in the class have the exact same meaning to the user and will not cause confusion, we have decided to go with the latter.
Nonetheless, we recognise why it may seem more apt to indicate an error and that is something that we would want to pursue beyond v1.4 after we are able to implement a 'Class creation' mechanism.
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Team chose [response.Rejected]
I disagree
Reason for disagreement: "No student" and "No class" are two different things. For example, when a teacher has a typo in viewClass, she might think that there is no student in class instead of "Oh I made a typo" if the app gives better error message.
Issue Description
viewClass
command doesn't check for invalid classExpected Result
Show error message to prompt user that class doesn't exist
Actual Result
list 0 students
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