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Grade command does not display correct error message for overflowed maximum integers
Commands that use indexing do not display correct error message for overflowed maximum integers
Nov 11, 2022
lfrostbytee
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Commands that use indexing do not display correct error message for overflowed maximum integers
Most Commands that use indexing do not display correct error message for overflowed maximum integers
Nov 11, 2022
As mentioned in the module website specifically regarding integer overflow, this is a case of extreme user behaviour which should not be considered a bug. Furthermore, such an input does not cause harm to the app (does not crash or corrupt any data), hence we will reject it.
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Enter the command "grade 10 g/English"
Notice that the correct error message is outputted. This is what is expected.
Enter the command "grade 102302130213021302130213021302130213203203210 g/English"
Notice that the wrong error message is outputted. This is what is actually seen.

Can be reproduced on other commands that use indexing such as

lesson
Can also be reproduced on commands that have internal indexing in their parameters like
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