Welcome to the SOCareers User Guide! In this guide, we explain how to use the features available in SOCareers.

Why choose SOCareers?

While we were applying to internships in our second year, we quickly realised how tedious it was to record everything in various Excel sheets and Word documents, so SOCareers was born!

SOCareers is your ultimate companion to managing your professional connections and internship applications. Designed with School of Computing (SoC) students in mind, it is optimised for use via a Command Line Interface (CLI). If you can type fast, SOCareers enables you to organise your information more efficiently than traditional Graphical User Interface (GUI) apps.

How to use our guide

Our user guide provides the format of every command available in SOCareers as well as examples to show you how to use each command.

If you are a new user, we recommend you look through our Quick Start guide. With installation instructions, an overview of our GUI and a tutorial on how to use the CLI, it has everything to get you acquainted with SOCareers!

If you are an experienced user, you can use the Table of Contents to easily find guides on your desired commands. A command summary is also available if you prefer to have a quick reference for our command formats!

Throughout our user guide, you will encounter different text formats or call-out boxes. Here are what they mean:

:warning: Warning
Information that is important to know to prevent unexpected or undefined behaviour from SOCareers.

:pencil: Parameter Information
Details about parameters and their constraints to ensure SOCareers works as intended.

:bulb: Tip
Handy tips to enhance your experience with SOCareers.

:information_source: Additional Information
Additional information to enrich your understanding of SOCareers.

Highlighted text: Links to jump to the corresponding sections in the user guide

Monospaced text: Command formats to guide your usage of SOCareers

Table of Contents

  1. Quick Start
  2. Features
    1. Viewing the User Guide
    2. Adding a contact
      1. Adding a person
      2. Adding a company
      3. Adding an internship
    3. Listing contacts
      1. Listing all persons
      2. Listing all companies
    4. Deleting a contact
      1. Deleting a person
      2. Deleting a company
      3. Deleting an internship
    5. Viewing a contact
      1. Viewing a person
      2. Viewing a company
    6. Editing a contact
      1. Editing a person
      2. Editing a company
      3. Editing an internship
    7. Finding a contact
      1. Finding a person by name or tag
      2. Finding a company by name or tag
    8. Sorting contacts
      1. Sorting companies by scheduled interview time
    9. Clearing all contacts
    10. Exiting SOCareers
  3. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
  4. Known Limitations
  5. Command Summary

Quick Start

Installation

  1. Ensure you have Java 11 or above installed in your computer by running the command java --version in your terminal.

  2. Download the latest version of SOCareers.jar here.

  3. Move SOCareers.jar to the home folder which is the folder you want to store SOCareers’ internal data.

:information_source: Additional Information
The home folder’s contents may be changed by SOCareers. We recommend you to create a new empty folder to act as your home folder.

Running SOCareers

  1. Open a command terminal.
  2. Navigate your home folder by running the command cd FILEPATH where FILEPATH is the file path to your home folder.
  3. Run the command java -jar SOCareers.jar to start the application.
    • A GUI similar to the one shown below should appear in a few seconds.
    • Note that the app contains some sample data that you can later remove.
  4. Our User Interface (UI) has 6 main sections:

    UiBoxed

    • MenuBar: Provides quick access to essential features of “Help” and “File”.
    • Command Box: Allows you to type in your commands.
    • Command Result Box: Displays the result of running a command.
    • Display Box: Displays all the details of a person or a company after certain commands are run.
    • List of Persons: Displays brief details of every person added. The index, name and tags for each person are displayed here.
    • List of Companies: Displays brief details of every company added. The index, name, tags and the date of the next internship interview (represented by the “Next:” field) for each company are displayed here.

  5. Type the command in the command box and press Enter to run it. Here are some examples of commands you can run:

    • list p : Lists all persons

    • add p n/John Doe p/98765432 e/johnd@example.com a/311 Clementi Ave 2 #02-25 t/friends t/colleagues: Adds the person ‘John Doe’ with the following details:
      • Phone number: 98765432
      • Email: johnd@example.com
      • Address: 311 Clementi Ave 2 #02-25
      • Tags: friends, colleagues

    • delete c 3 : Deletes the third company shown in the current list of companies

    • exit : Exits SOCareers

:information_source: Notes about the command format:

  1. Words in UPPER_CASE are the parameters to be supplied by the user.
    • e.g. in add p n/NAME p/PHONE_NUMBER e/EMAIL a/ADDRESS, all the parameters must be supplied.
  2. Items in square brackets are optional.
    • e.g. n/NAME [t/TAG] can be used as n/John Doe t/friend or as n/John Doe.
  3. Parameters can be in any order.
    • e.g. if the command specifies n/NAME p/PHONE_NUMBER e/EMAIL, e/EMAIL p/PHONE_NUMBER n/NAME is also acceptable.

:warning: Warning
If you are using a PDF version of this document, be careful when you copy and paste commands that span multiple lines as space characters surrounding line-breaks may be omitted when copied over to the application.


You can refer to the Prefix Summary section for a summary on constraints on prefixes and the Features section below for details of each command.

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Prefix Summary

Prefix Format Example(s)
a/ADDRESS Any characters 311, Clementi Ave 2, #02-25
c/COMPANY_INDEX A positive integer (e.g. 1, 2, 3… 2147483647) that is smaller than the size of the list of companies that is currently displayed 1, 10, 26
d/DESCRIPTION Any characters A streaming service company
e/EMAIL local-part@domain where the local-part only contains alphanumeric characters and the punctuation + _ . -, and domain is the email’s domain name containing only alphanumeric characters and the punctuation - . johnd@example.com
i/INTERNSHIP_INDEX A positive integer (e.g. 1, 2, 3… 2147483647) that is smaller than the size of the list of internships that is currently displayed 1, 10, 26
n/COMPANY_NAME Alphanumeric with spaces and the punctuation & , . - Apple Inc., AT&T
n/PERSON_NAME Alphabetical with spaces John Doe
n/ROLE_NAME Any characters Finance Intern 2024
n/KEYWORD Alphanumeric without spaces and the punctuation & , . - John, Doe
p/PHONE_NUMBER Numerical 91234567
s/SCHEDULED_INTERVIEW_TIME DD-MM-YYYY HH:mm where DD is the day, MM is the month, YYYY is the year and HH:mm is the time in 24-hour notation 20-02-2024 09:45
t/TAG Alphanumeric CS2103T
start/START_TIME DD-MM-YYYY HH:mm where DD is the day, MM is the month, YYYY is the year and HH:mm is the time in 24-hour notation 20-02-2024 09:45
end/END_TIME DD-MM-YYYY HH:mm where DD is the day, MM is the month, YYYY is the year and HH:mm is the time in 24-hour notation 20-02-2024 09:45

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Features

Viewing the User Guide: help

Find help easily by accessing a link to this user guide.

Format: help

Example: help

  • Provides you with a link to our user guide in a pop-up box
    help pop up box with link to this User Guide

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Adding a contact: add

Adding a person: add p

Keep track of who you know easily by adding them to your contacts.

Format: add p n/PERSON_NAME p/PHONE_NUMBER e/EMAIL a/ADDRESS [t/TAG]

:pencil: Parameter Information

  • TAG can be used multiple times in one command

  • NAME cannot have consecutive spaces

Example: add p n/John Doe p/98765432 e/johnd@example.com a/311, Clementi Ave 2, #02-25 t/friends t/colleagues

  • Adds the person named ‘John Doe’ to the list of persons with the following details:
    • Phone number: 98765432
    • Email: johnd@example.com
    • Address: 311, Clementi Ave 2, #02-25
    • Tags: friends, colleagues
  • After running the command, the output in the UI should be similar to the one shown below. The newly added person has been highlighted in red for clarity:

    add person with all information added

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Adding a company: add c

Keep track of your favourite companies effortlessly by adding them to your contacts.

Format: add c n/COMPANY_NAME p/PHONE_NUMBER e/EMAIL d/DESCRIPTION [t/TAG]

:pencil: Parameter Information

TAG can be used multiple times in one command

Example: add c n/TikTok p/98765432 e/tiktokHiring@example.com d/Top Tech Company t/tech t/interested

  • Adds the company named ‘TikTok’ to the list of companies with the following details:
    • Phone number: 98765432
    • Email: tiktokHiring@example.com
    • Description: Top Tech Company
    • Tags: tech, interested
  • After running the command, the output in the UI should be similar to the one shown below. The newly added company has been highlighted in red for clarity:

add company with all information added

:information_source: Additional Information

Internships must be added separately using the add i command

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Adding an internship: add i

Keep track of your dream internships efficiently by adding them to their respective companies.

Format: add i INDEX n/ROLE_NAME d/DESCRIPTION [s/SCHEDULED_INTERVIEW_TIME]

:pencil: Parameter Information

  • The INDEX must be:
    • a positive integer (e.g. 1, 2, 3…) with a maximum value of 2147483647
    • smaller than the size of the list of companies that is currently displayed

  • The INDEX depends on the currently displayed list of companies which changes as you sort companies or search for specific companies

  • SCHEDULED_INTERVIEW_TIME can only be used once and must be in the format DD-MM-YYYY HH:mm where DD is the day, MM is the month, YYYY is the year and HH:mm is the time in 24-hour notation. If the internship time’s day is set between the last day of a month and the 31st of a month in months with fewer than 31 days, the internship will be registered, but the date will be automatically adjusted to the final day of that month.

Example: add i 3 n/Marketing Intern 2024 d/Conduct market research and analysis s/20-02-2024 09:45

  • Adds the internship named ‘Marketing Intern 2024’ to the third company in the list of companies with the following details:
    • Description: Conduct market research and analysis
    • Scheduled interview time: 20 February 2024, 9.45am
  • After running the command, the output in the UI should be similar to the one shown below:

    add internships with all information added

:bulb: Tip

  • You can use the command list c to view all companies and their respective indexes before running this command
  • You can use the command view c to view the company and the added internship after running this command

:information_source: Additional Information

The added internship may not always appear at the bottom of the list of internships! This is because the list of internships is sorted by SCHEDULED_INTERVIEW_TIME, with the internship with the earliest SCHEDULED_INTERVIEW_TIME being displayed first.

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Listing contacts: list

Listing all persons: list p

Have a quick overview of all the people you know by viewing your list of persons.

Format: list p

Example: list p

  • Shows the full, unfiltered list of persons currently in your contacts
  • After running the command, the output in the UI should be similar to the one shown below. The full list of persons has been highlighted in red for clarity:

    list of all persons

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Listing all companies: list c

Have a quick overview of all the companies you are interested in by viewing your list of companies.

Format: list c

Example: list c

  • Shows the full, unfiltered list of companies currently in your contacts
  • After running the command, the output in the UI should be similar to the one shown below. The full list of companies has been highlighted in red for clarity:

    list of all companies

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Deleting a contact: delete

Deleting a person: delete p

Keep your list of persons organised by deleting contacts you no longer need.

Format: delete p INDEX

:pencil: Parameter Information

  • The INDEX must be:
    • a positive integer (e.g. 1, 2, 3…) with a maximum value of 2147483647
    • smaller than the size of the list of persons that is currently displayed
  • The INDEX depends on the currently displayed list of persons which changes as you search for specific people

Example: delete p 2

  • Deletes the second person in the list of persons
  • After running the command, the output in the UI should be similar to the one shown below:
    delete person at index 2

:bulb: Tip

  • You can use the command list p to view all persons and their respective indexes before running this command

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Deleting a company: delete c

Keep your list of companies organised by deleting companies you are no longer interested in.

Format: delete c INDEX

:pencil: Parameter Information

  • The INDEX must be:
    • a positive integer (e.g. 1, 2, 3…) with a maximum value of 2147483647
    • smaller than the size of the list of companies that is currently displayed
  • The INDEX depends on the currently displayed list of companies which changes as you sort companies or search for specific companies

Example: delete c 2

  • Deletes the second company in the list of companies
  • After running the command, the output in the UI should be similar to the one shown below:
    delete company at index 2

:bulb: Tip

  • You can use the command list c to view all companies and their respective indexes before running this command.

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Deleting an internship: delete i

Keep your list of internships for each company organised by deleting internships you are no longer interested in.

Format: delete i c/COMPANY_INDEX i/INTERNSHIP_INDEX

:pencil: Parameter Information

  • The COMPANY_INDEX and INTERNSHIP_INDEX must each be:
    • a positive integer (e.g. 1, 2, 3…) with a maximum value of 2147483647
    • smaller than the size of their respective lists that are currently displayed
  • The COMPANY_INDEX depends on the currently displayed list of companies which changes as you sort companies or search for specific companies

Example: delete i c/2 i/1

  • Deletes the first internship of the second company in the list of companies that is currently displayed
  • After running the command, the output in the UI should be similar to the one shown below. The company you have just deleted the internship from will also be shown in the display box which has been highlighted in red for clarity:

    delete internship at company index 2 and internship index 1

:bulb: Tip

  • You can use the command list c to view all companies and their respective indexes before running this command.
  • You can use the command view c to view the company, all its associated internships and their respective indexes before running this command.

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Viewing a contact: view

Viewing a person: view p

Review the information you included about the people you know efficiently by viewing their respective contacts.

Format: view p INDEX

:pencil: Parameter Information

  • The INDEX must be:
    • a positive integer (e.g. 1, 2, 3…) with a maximum value of 2147483647
    • smaller than the size of the list of persons that is currently displayed
  • The INDEX depends on the currently displayed list of persons which changes as you search for specific people

Example: view p 1

  • Displays the first contact in the person list in the display box
  • After running the command, the output in the UI should be similar to the one shown below:

    show the information of the first person

:bulb: Tip

  • You can use the command list p to view all the persons and their indexes before running this command.

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Viewing a company: view c

Review the information you included about the companies you are interested in and all their associated internships by viewing their respective contacts.

Format: view c INDEX

:pencil: Parameter Information

  • The INDEX must be:
    • a positive integer (e.g. 1, 2, 3…) with a maximum value of 2147483647
    • smaller than the size of the list of companies currently displayed
  • The INDEX depends on the currently displayed list of companies which changes as you sort companies or search for specific companies

Example: view c 1

  • Displays the first contact in the companies list in the display box
  • After running the command, the output in the UI should be similar to the one shown below:

    show the information of the first company

:bulb: Tip

  • You can use the command list c to view all the companies and their indexes before running this command.

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Editing a contact: edit

Editing a person: edit p

Keep your information on the people you know up-to-date by editing their respective contacts.

Format: edit p INDEX [n/PERSON_NAME] [p/PHONE_NUMBER] [e/EMAIL] [a/ADDRESS] [t/TAG]

:pencil: Parameter Information

  • At least one of the PERSON_NAME, PHONE_NUMBER, EMAIL, ADDRESS or TAG parameters should be included

  • The INDEX must be:
    • a positive integer (e.g. 1, 2, 3…) with a maximum value of 2147483647
    • smaller than the size of the list of persons currently displayed

  • The INDEX depends on the currently displayed list of persons which changes as you search for specific persons

  • If a parameter is unspecified, its value will not be edited

  • TAG can be used multiple times in one command

:warning: Warning

Editing the tags of a person overwrites any tags the person currently has

  • Add the tags you would like to keep to the command to ensure that they are not removed

Example: edit p 1 n/Tim e/tim@example.com a/123, Ang Mo Kio Ave 2, #02-26 t/friends

  • Edits the first contact in the list of persons to have the following new details:
    • Name: Tim
    • Email: tim@example.com
    • Address: 123, Ang Mo Kio Ave 2, #02-26
    • Tags: friends
  • After running the command, the output in the UI should be similar to the one shown below. The corresponding person in the list of persons will be updated. This has been highlighted in red for clarity:

    edit the information of the first person

:bulb: Tip

  • You can use the command list p to view all the persons and their indexes before running this command

  • You can use the command view p to view the person and their updated details

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Editing a company: edit c

Keep your information on the companies you are interested in up-to-date by editing their respective contacts.

Format: edit c INDEX [n/COMPANY_NAME] [p/PHONE_NUMBER] [e/EMAIL] [d/DESCRIPTION] [t/TAG]

:pencil: Parameter Information

  • At least one of the COMPANY_NAME, PHONE_NUMBER, EMAIL, DESCRIPTION or TAG parameters should be included

  • The INDEX must be:
    • a positive integer (e.g. 1, 2, 3…) with a maximum value of 2147483647
    • smaller than the size of the list of companies currently displayed

  • The INDEX depends on the currently displayed list of companies which changes as you sort companies or search for specific companies

  • If a parameter is unspecified, its value will not be edited

  • TAG can be used multiple times in one command

:warning: Warning

Editing the tags of a company overwrites any tags the company currently has

  • Add the tags you would like to keep to the command to ensure that they are not removed

Example: edit c 1 n/AlphaGrep e/alphaGrep@example.com d/A cool company t/tech

  • Edits the first contact in the list of companies to have the following new details:
    • Name: AlphaGrep
    • Email: alphaGrep@example.com
    • Description: A cool company
    • Tags: tech
  • After running the command, the output in the UI should be similar to the one shown below. The corresponding company in the list of companies will be updated. This has been highlighted in red for clarity:

    edit the information of the first company

:bulb: Tip

  • You can use the command list c to view all the companies and their indexes before running this command

  • You can use the command view c to view the person and their updated details

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Editing an internship: edit i

Keep your information on your dream internships up-to-date by editing them.

Format: edit i c/COMPANY_INDEX i/INTERNSHIP_INDEX [n/ROLE_NAME] [d/DESCRIPTION] [s/SCHEDULED_INTERVIEW_TIME]

:pencil: Parameter Information

  • At least one of the ROLE_NAME, DESCRIPTION or SCHEDULED_INTERVIEW_TIME parameters should be included

  • The COMPANY_INDEX and INTERNSHIP_INDEX must each be:
    • a positive integer (e.g. 1, 2, 3…) with a maximum value of 2147483647
    • smaller than the size of their respective lists currently displayed

  • The COMPANY_INDEX depends on the currently displayed list of companies which changes as you sort companies or search for specific companies

  • If a parameter is unspecified, its value will not be edited

Example: edit i c/1 i/1 n/Finance Intern 2024 s/20-02-2024 09:45

  • Edits the first internship of the first company in the list of companies to have the following new details:
    • Name: Finance Intern 2024
    • Scheduled interview time: 20 February 2024, 9.45am
  • After running the command, the output in the UI should be similar to the one shown here. The corresponding internship will be updated. This has been highlighted in red for clarity:

    edit the information of the second company first internship

:bulb: Tip

  • You can use the command list c to view all the companies and their indexes before running this command

  • You can use the command view c to view the company, its internships and their corresponding indexes before running this command

:information_source: Additional Information

The index of the internship may change after editing its scheduled interview time! This is because the list of internships is sorted by SCHEDULED_INTERVIEW_TIME, with the internship with the earliest SCHEDULED_INTERVIEW_TIME being displayed first.

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Finding a contact: find

Finding a person by name or tag: find p

Find people you know in your contacts quickly by searching for them by their name or using a tag you have assigned to them.

Format: find p [n/KEYWORD] [t/TAG]

:pencil: Parameter Information

  • At least one of the KEYWORD or TAG parameters should be included

  • KEYWORD and TAG can be used multiple times in one command

    • KEYWORD must be alphabetical
    • TAG must be alphanumeric
    • KEYWORD and TAG cannot contain spaces or special characters

:information_source: Additional Information

  • The search is case-insensitive (e.g. john will match John)

  • Partial keywords are not supported (e.g. Jo will not match John)

Example: find p n/John t/friend

  • Updates the list of persons to list only those who match at least one of the specified names or tags
  • After running the command, the output in the UI should be similar to the one shown below. The updated list of persons has been highlighted in red for clarity:

    find person all params

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Finding a company by name or tag: find c

Find a company you are interested in in your contacts quickly by searching for them by its name or using a tag you have assigned to it.

Format: find c [n/KEYWORD] [t/TAG]

:pencil: Parameter Information

  • At least one of the KEYWORD or TAG parameters should be included

  • KEYWORD and TAG can be used multiple times in one command

    • KEYWORD must be alphabetical
    • TAG must be alphanumeric
    • KEYWORD and TAG cannot contain spaces or special characters

:information_source: Additional Information

  • The search is case-insensitive (e.g. apple will match Apple)

  • Partial keywords are not supported (e.g. Ap will not match Apple)

Example: find c n/AlphaGrep t/tech

  • Updates the list of companies to list only those who match at least one of the specified names or tags
  • After running the command, the output in the UI should be similar to the one shown below. The updated list of companies has been highlighted in red for clarity:

    find company all params

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Sorting contacts: sort

Sorting companies by scheduled interview time: sort c

Keep track of your upcoming interviews by sorting your company contacts by their earliest interviews within your specified time period.

Format: sort c [start/START_DATETIME] [end/END_DATETIME]

:pencil: Parameter Information

  • START_DATETIME and END_DATETIME must be in the format DD-MM-YYYY HH:mm where DD is the day, MM is the month, YYYY is the year and HH:mm is the time in 24-hour notation. Note that if the start and/or end time’s day is set between the last day of a month and the 31st of a month in months with fewer than 31 days, the date is valid and will be automatically adjusted to the final day of that month.

  • START_DATETIME must be before END_DATETIME
    • Otherwise, error message Invalid command format... will be thrown.

  • START_DATETIME and END_DATETIME are non-inclusive (i.e. internships with interviews on START_DATETIME or END_DATETIME will not be included when sorting)

  • START_DATETIME and END_DATETIME can be dates in the past or future

  • START_DATETIME and END_DATETIME can only be used once each.

Example: sort c start/01-02-2024 00:01 end/01-04-2024 00:01

  • Sorts and displays the companies that have internships with interviews between 1 February 2024, 12.01am and 1 April 2024, 12.01am, with the company with the internship with the earliest interview displaying first.
  • After running the command, the output in the UI should be similar to the one shown below. The updated list of companies has been highlighted in red:

    sort companies by interview time

:information_source: Additional Information

  • Only companies with internships will be shown, regardless if a time period is specified.

  • If a time period is specified, only internships that have interviews within the specified time period will be considered when sorting

  • The Next field and list of internships of the company will remain the same when executing this command

  • In the following three scenarios, the command will succeed but the displayed list of companies will be empty:

    1. No companies with internships with interviews within the specified time period
    2. No companies with internships
    3. No companies

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Clearing all contacts: clear

Start from a clean slate instantly by clearing your contacts.

Format: clear

:warning: Warning
This is irreversible and will delete all contacts you have added! Make sure you make a copy of the data folder in the home folder of SOCareers as a backup before executing this command.

  • After running the command, the output in the UI should be similar to the one shown below:

    clear command result

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Exiting SOCareers: exit

Exit SOCareers by using the exit command.

Format: exit

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: How do I transfer my data to another computer?
A: Install SOCareers in your other computer and overwrite the empty data file it creates with your current data file that contains the data.

Q: Do I need to save my data myself?
A: No, your data is saved after every command you enter so you never have to worry about losing your data!

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Known Limitations

Limitation: After editing the contact currently in the display box, its old information is still displayed in the display box.
Workaround: You can run the view command on the corresponding contact to view the updated information.

Limitation: After deleting a contact from SOCareers, it is still displayed in the display box.
Workaround: You can view another contact using the view command after which the deleted contact will no longer be shown in the display box.

Limitation: Once you add a SCHEDULED_INTERVIEW_TIME to an internship, it cannot be removed, only edited.
Workaround: You can delete the internship and add it without the SCHEDULED_INTERVIEW_TIME to SOCareers.

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Command Summary

Action Format Examples
View User Guide help N/A
Add Person add p n/PERSON_NAME p/PHONE_NUMBER e/EMAIL a/ADDRESS [t/TAG] add p n/John Doe p/98765432 e/johnd@example.com a/311, Clementi Ave 2, #02-25 t/friends t/colleagues
Add Company add c n/COMPANY_NAME p/PHONE_NUMBER e/EMAIL d/DESCRIPTION [t/TAG] add c n/TikTok p/98765432 e/tiktokHiring@example.com d/Top Tech Company t/tech t/interested
Add Internship add i INDEX n/ROLE_NAME d/DESCRIPTION [s/SCHEDULED_INTERVIEW_TIME] add i 3 n/Marketing Intern 2024 d/Conduct market research and analysis s/20-02-2024 09:45
List All Persons list p N/A
List All Companies list c N/A
Delete Person delete p INDEX delete p 2
Delete Company delete c INDEX delete c 2
Delete Internship delete i c/COMPANY_INDEX i/INTERNSHIP_INDEX delete i c/2 i/1
View Person view p INDEX view p 1
View Company view c INDEX view c 1
Edit Person edit p INDEX [n/PERSON_NAME] [p/PHONE_NUMBER] [e/EMAIL] [a/ADDRESS] [t/TAG] edit p 1 n/Tim e/tim@example.com a/123, Ang Mo Kio Ave 2, #02-26 t/friends
Edit Company edit c INDEX [n/COMPANY_NAME] [p/PHONE_NUMBER] [e/EMAIL] [d/DESCRIPTION] [t/TAG] edit c 1 n/AlphaGrep e/alphaGrep@example.com d/A cool company t/tech
Edit Internship edit i c/COMPANY_INDEX i/INTERNSHIP_INDEX [n/ROLE_NAME] [d/DESCRIPTION] [s/SCHEDULED_INTERVIEW_TIME] edit i c/1 i/1 n/Finance Intern 2024 s/20-02-2024 09:45
Find Person find p [n/KEYWORD] [t/TAG] find p n/John t/friend
Find Company find c [n/KEYWORD] [t/TAG] find c n/AlphaGrep t/tech
Sort Companies sort c [start/START_DATETIME] [end/END_DATETIME] sort c start/01-02-2024 00:01 end/01-04-2024 00:01
Clear All Contacts clear N/A
Exit exit N/A

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