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10 changes: 5 additions & 5 deletions homeworks/homework_4/homework.md
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# Writing a string processing library

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│ └── trim_strings.cpp
├── no_strings_attached/
│ ├── CMakeLists.txt # Defines all libraries
│ ├── split_string.cpp
│ ├── split_string.h
│ ├── split_string_test.cpp
│ ├── string_split.cpp
│ ├── string_split.h
│ ├── string_split_test.cpp
│ └── ... # Same for all other libraries
├── .clang-format
└── readme.md # Description of your project. Go nuts!
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#### Header files
They also should have header files so that they can be included with:
- `#include <no_strings_attached/split_string.h>`
- `#include <no_strings_attached/string_split.h>`
- `#include <no_strings_attached/string_trim.h>`

> :bulb: Such small libraries are a bit excessive for the real world use, but we are learning how to write libraries here, so it'll do :wink:
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