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 #Input Validation in Objects
 
-## Introduction
+##Introduction
 
 It is important to check all input. A program input can be used to delete or damage data, obtain sensitive information or propogate worms. All input must be threated as potentially dangerous.
 
 
 The program that you will be editing is a Basketball Statistics Tracker.
 To understand the program you will need to learn basketball point system.
-* Free throw - counts 1 point
-* Field goal - counts 2 points
-* Three point - counts 3 points
-* Rebounds - add 1
-* Assist - add 1
-* Steals - add 1
-* Blocks - add 1
-* Fouls - add 1
-* Turnovers - add 1
+*Free throw - counts 1 point
+*Field goal - counts 2 points
+*Three point - counts 3 points
+*Rebounds - add 1
+*Assist - add 1
+*Steals - add 1
+*Blocks - add 1
+*Fouls - add 1
+*Turnovers - add 1
 
 Note that these variables are declared private, and they are unsigned short.
 Remember that unsigned short does not have negative numbers.
 
 **Instructions**
 1. In `BPlayer.cpp`, add input validation in:
-	* `void remPoints();`
-	* `void remReb();`
-	* `void remAst();`
-	* `void remStl();`
-	* `void remBlock();`
-	* `void remFoul();`
-	* `void remTurnover();`
+	*`void remPoints();`
+	*`void remReb();`
+	*`void remAst();`
+	*`void remStl();`
+	*`void remBlock();`
+	*`void remFoul();`
+	*`void remTurnover();`
 2. Run and verify that it works.
 3. In `BPlayerClient.cpp`,
-	* In the function `void options(vector<BPlayer> &team, int &game)`, add input validation
-	* Validate that the user never enters negative numbers
-	* Validate that the user selects a team between 1 and 15.
+	*In the function `void options(vector<BPlayer> &team, int &game)`, add input validation
+	*Validate that the user never enters negative numbers
+	*Validate that the user selects a team between 1 and 15.
+
+---
+
+##References:
+
+ [1] http://cis1.towson.edu/~cssecinj/modules/cs0/input-validation-cs0-c/