improving README examples #24
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I could be wrong, but does it make sense to have
Required:andLoop:to be set if aDefault:value is supplied? Would there be a scenario where the input would loop if a default value is supplied?I made this pr to extend upon the example already made in the home readme. I think having a validation example is important because many users, including myself are looking for this functionality in an input/output library.
I also added in a mock terminal example to help see what the code is doing. Let me know if you would like more examples to be added to the
_examplefolder :)