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When adding or editing internship positions with non alphanumeric characters such as C++, the input validation will reject the string even though positions such as C++ Engineer or C# Engineer are valid and real software engineering positions. Perhaps the input validation should be relaxed fori nternship position to allow for special characters to accomodate these positions.
This is valid however such cases are rare for internship positions. User can modify the position for instance by dropping the ++ and indicating the specific language under remarks. For this iteration, internship position should only contain alphanumeric characters and spaces as stated in the User Guide and error message. Our team has therefore decided that this is not in scope.
When adding or editing internship positions with non alphanumeric characters such as C++, the input validation will reject the string even though positions such as C++ Engineer or C# Engineer are valid and real software engineering positions. Perhaps the input validation should be relaxed fori nternship position to allow for special characters to accomodate these positions.
[original: nus-cs2103-AY2223S1/pe-interim#1371] [original labels: type.FeatureFlaw severity.Low]
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