[Issue: 182] Support for optional fields in FoodList #183
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- FoodList can now accept entries with missing values. - Missing values are recalulated upon the use of a getFood() method call. - add a string utility class for fstring-like support.
StringFormatter is a utility class that is not limited to supporting classes in list.
HengFuYuen
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FoodList now supports entries with missing values.
This is done by adding an entry with a missing nutritional value via inputing
OptionalFood.EMPTY_VALUE = -1in its place.A new utility class and package for string formatting added: allows formating with maps in a fashion similar to python's fstrings.
Makes progress on #182