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@@ -23,10 +23,10 @@ Given below are my contributions to the project.
   * **Highlights**: As the fields are optional, users can easily modify the scores for individual components of a student's graded test, without having to key in the scores for the unconcerned fields. Moreover, graded test scores can be edited  via the `edit` and `editgradedtest` command.
   * **Credits**: No reuse of code or third-party libraries used.
   
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-| <md><code>gt/RA1:&lt;SCORE> &#124; RA2:&lt;SCORE> &#124; MidTerms:&lt;SCORE> &#124; Finals:&lt;SCORE> &#124; PE:&lt;SCORE></code></md> | <ul><li> **Readability:** The command is more descriptive, making it clear that it is editing a person's graded test.</li><li>**Flexibility:** Users can potentially edit other person-related attributes if needed in the future by extending the command.</li><ul>                              |
-|                                   `editgradedtest ra1/<SCORE> ra2/<SCORE> mt/<SCORE> f/0 pe/<SCORE>`                                   | <ul><li> **Conciseness:** It's shorter and easier to type, which can be beneficial if users need to edit graded test scores frequently.</li><li>**Consistency:** If the primary use case for this command is editing graded test scores, it might provide a more streamlined experience.</li><ul> |
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+| <md><code style="color: #A46AFF;"> gt/RA1:&lt;SCORE> &#124; RA2:&lt;SCORE> &#124; MidTerms:&lt;SCORE> &#124; Finals:&lt;SCORE> &#124; PE:&lt;SCORE></code></md> | <ul><li> **Readability:** The command is more descriptive, making it clear that it is editing a person's graded test.</li><li>**Flexibility:** Users can potentially edit other person-related attributes if needed in the future by extending the command.</li><ul>                              |
+|                                               `editgradedtest ra1/<SCORE> ra2/<SCORE> mt/<SCORE> f/0 pe/<SCORE>`                                                | <ul><li> **Conciseness:** It's shorter and easier to type, which can be beneficial if users need to edit graded test scores frequently.</li><li>**Consistency:** If the primary use case for this command is editing graded test scores, it might provide a more streamlined experience.</li><ul> |
     
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