Find command with insurance package field (i/)

[louisdavinlie]

If a user wants to find clients with a specific package, the find command is used. However when, for example, running find i/Silver Package on the address book shown below,

the user would expect only Bernice Yu's contact will be listed. However, the actual is shown below.

[soc-se-bot]

Team's Response

It is stated in the user guide here of the expected behaviour of Find. For the example here: any name that contains the 2 words alex david will display all clients with these keywords.

So for i/Silver Package it will include all insurance packages with the word Silver and Package as well, which would be the result that you've screenshotted which we intended for and is to be expected.

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Team chose [response.Rejected]

• I disagree

Reason for disagreement: I think the feature can be left as it is for name (n/) since people's names can contain many variations. However, for insurance packages (i/), they usually contain the same word (e.g. Package, as shown in your application sample data). A user would intuitively enter the full name of the package to find clients with that particular package, but the application lists out all insurance packages (assuming all insurance packages have the word 'Package' similar to the application sample data). I believe this causes inconvenience to the users.

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