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Tutorial removing field #72

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@ray-97 ray-97 commented Mar 4, 2020

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@thrivinb thrivinb self-requested a review March 4, 2020 16:21
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thrivinb commented Mar 4, 2020

Great job in tracing all the source code that requires changes when removing a field.

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case DeleteCommand.COMMAND_WORD:
return new DeleteCommandParser().parse(arguments);
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May I know why this is reflected as new lines of code added?

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Same question here.

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Good question. Could have been due to reordering of code.

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Yes, same question as Vineeth; however it appears that most of the removed lines are identical to the added ones. @buddhavineeth perhaps this could be a glitch.

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