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Maybe it do not need to show it as separate one cuz it works similar except for the find who only. So maybe can group together, so it would not be too lengthy for the user to read (duplication)
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Thank you for your suggestion. We try our best to explain everything clearly. The reason we decided to have three sections, one for each sub-type of the find command is that we want to reserve space for future improvement. As you might find out during the PE, buyers, deliverers and suppliers have different attributes and will have more different attributes in subsequent versions, so the prefixes and parameters users can use to find a person will differ depending on which type the person is. For example, users can find a buyer by orders, and that certainly cannot be applied to suppliers. That's why we need different sections for the find command.
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I disagree
Reason for disagreement: If its like that, then it is not consistent with the sort section in the user guide. Because the sort section have different attributes but the whole sort is grouped together.
Maybe it do not need to show it as separate one cuz it works similar except for the find who only. So maybe can group together, so it would not be too lengthy for the user to read (duplication)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: