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docs/UserGuide.md

@@ -263,13 +263,14 @@ Let's take a look at the structure in more detail:
 | **Flag(s)**     | Modifiers that specify what kind of data is being handled. <br/><br/>Flag(s) are typically 1-2 letters followed by a backslash.                                                                                                    | `n/`, `e/`, `r/`, `rn/`        |
 | **Argument(s)** | The values or inputs the command uses, such as client data or specific details. <br><br> This guide may represent it as a placeholder using `<ARGUMENT>`.                                                                          | `John Doe`, `[email protected]` |
 
-Here's an example that uses multiple flags and arguments:
+Here's a snippet of a command that uses multiple flags and arguments:
 ```
 add n/ John Doe e/ [email protected]
 ```
 * **Command:** `add` instructs AgentAssist to add a new entry.
 * **Flags:** `n/` and `e/` specify the information type (name and email).
 * **Arguments:** `John Doe` and `[email protected]` are the actual values being input for the respective flags.
+* **Note:** This command is provided as an example for learning purposes only. Additional mandatory flags are needed to make it fully functional, which will be explained in the sections that follow.
 
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@@ -408,6 +409,8 @@ Some initial commands to try:
 
 The GUI will dynamically update to show the results of your commands, making it easy to see the impact of your actions in real time.
 
+**Note:** The order of flags does not matter. For example, `edit 1 n/ john p/ 92223333` is the same as `edit 1 p/ 92223333 n/ john`.
+
 Refer to the [Commands Section](#6-commands) for more comprehensive details of each command.
 
 > 💡 **Pro Tip:**