[CS2113-T11-1] QuizMos#20
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Edit AboutUs file
Init project structure
Add Command, Parser, Ui, and QuizMos
Add JavaDoc comments and tests
Update runtest.bat
Add addCommand, deleteCommand, flashCard, and flashcardList
Add ListCommand, Storage classes
…hcard, and flashcardList
Modify some code, change all Ui's methods to static
Add junit tests for addFalshcardCommand, removeFlashcardCommand, flashcard, and flashcardList
Add some tests
Update PPP and aboutus.md
Update UG and add tests
Branch raahim
Fix hyperlinks DG
Fix aboutus page
Fix aboutus page again
Update star and unstar feature
Edit flashcard
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QuizMos helps students review their knowledge, enabling them to prepare more effectively for exams. QuizMos especially focuses on language and IT students.
Language students usually need to review vocabulary and grammar structure, while IT students might need to review their code, syntax...