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feat: implements Wardrobe Collection and custom PersonalCloset class with test cases#524

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feat: implements Wardrobe Collection and custom PersonalCloset class with test cases#524
karensprojects22 wants to merge 10 commits intocode-differently:mainfrom
karensprojects22:lesson_16

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Checks are failing, looks like bad formatting in a few places.

// Personal closet class to represent persons wardrobe collection
public class PersonalCloset {
// Enum for seaons
public enum Season {
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Formatting looks wrong, please fix.

}

@Test
public void testAddItemToEmptyCloset {
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I see you're still working on this. Carry on.


// Adding item to closet and increasing total value of closet
items.add(item);
totalValue += item.getValue();
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Nice!

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Going to close for now, but feel free to re-open if you want to keep working on it.

@karensprojects22 karensprojects22 deleted the lesson_16 branch April 24, 2025 20:00
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