From eba6c9ed3215418934e1da4232949d64b4d6aa55 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: logical-1985516 <107944536+logical-1985516@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Mon, 15 Apr 2024 02:17:22 +0800
Subject: [PATCH] Update DeveloperGuide.md

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@@ -302,7 +302,7 @@ Step 2. The user enters `add_app e/example@gmail.com ti/job` to add an applicati
 
 Step 3. `AddApplicationCommandParser#parse(String)` creates a new `AddApplicationCommand` object, which contains the email that a `Person` object should match, and the job title the `Job` should match. In this case, it contains `example@gmail.com` for its `email` attribute and `job` for its `title` attribute, and `PRESCREEN` for the `status` attribute by default.
 
-Step 4.`AddApplicationCommand#execute(Model)` is then called in `LogicManager#execute(String)`, where the matching `Person` and `Job` are found, and an `Application` object containing the `Person` and the `Job` is created. `model#addApplication(Application)` is then called and the `Application` is added to the list of `Application`s in `model`.
+Step 4.`AddApplicationCommand#execute(Model)` is then called in `LogicManager#execute(String)`, where the matching `Person` and `Job` are found, and an `Application` object containing the `Person` and the `Job` is created. `model#addApplication(Application)` is then called and the `Application` is added to the list of applications in `model`.
 
 **Design considerations:**