[CS2113-T14-4] DietaryBook #42
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Major feature updated
Add case where gender is male
Update help command message
Method overload that accepts food object directly. For save-loading and adding from database.
overload addFoodAtDateTime
Zhong ming user guide branch
Update UserGuide.md
Add command with date time
Future date exception
Fix major formatting issues
Fix formatting
Condense the calculator part in UG
links added as comments in markdown
update PPP
Zhong ming user guide branch
Ui updates
Update Dev Guide
Fix bugs
some edits on ppp
This reverts commit 6920dd9.
Comments fix
add project portfolio
PPP + userguide update
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DietBook helps the NUS student community specifically to manage their daily dietary intakes with tracking, calculation and meaningful advise/suggestions. It is optimized for CLI users so that frequent tasks can be done faster by typing in commands.