When a Person is printed in the CLI, notes are printed as a list separated by commas.
For example, in this case when 2 notes "Absent" and "Present" are added, Notes is printed as "[Absent, Present]".
However, when we add 1 note which has a comma in it such as "Absent, Present", it also results in the exact same print statement for Notes "[Absent, Present]".
This can cause some confusion on whether it is 1 or 2 notes being added from the CLI output, though it is visible in the GUI whether it is 1 or 2 notes.
Perhaps a better representation could be printing the notes individually enclosed in square brackets like "[Absent][Present]" representing 2 notes and "[Absent, Present]" representing 1 note.
Commas can be quite common in the user input for a note
When a Person is printed in the CLI, notes are printed as a list separated by commas.
For example, in this case when 2 notes "Absent" and "Present" are added, Notes is printed as "[Absent, Present]".
However, when we add 1 note which has a comma in it such as "Absent, Present", it also results in the exact same print statement for Notes "[Absent, Present]".
This can cause some confusion on whether it is 1 or 2 notes being added from the CLI output, though it is visible in the GUI whether it is 1 or 2 notes.
Perhaps a better representation could be printing the notes individually enclosed in square brackets like "[Absent][Present]" representing 2 notes and "[Absent, Present]" representing 1 note.
Commas can be quite common in the user input for a note