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Solve Exercise 1-22: wordwrap
* Removed unnecessary get_line() function in 1-17 * Corrected grammar in README, added an acknowledgement
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-These files are my solutions to Kernighan and Ritchie's *The C Programming
-Language, 2nd Edition*. My aim is to deepen my understanding of C, using only
-the concepts covered in content that comes before each exercise. That means no
-"cheating" by using standard library features that aren't been covered in the
-book yet. As a result, many of my solutions will probably not be "the best", but
+These files are my solutions to Kernighan and Ritchie's *The C Programming
+Language, 2nd Edition*. My aim is to deepen my understanding of C, using only
+the concepts covered in content that comes before each exercise. That means no
+"cheating" by using standard library features that aren't covered in the book
+yet. As a result, many of my solutions will probably not be "the best", but
suitable for the goal at hand: *learning*.
I chose this route because as I was reading the K&R, I didn't feel like I was
@@ -12,4 +12,5 @@ why was I learning C? I tackled a few exercises and found that I was beginning
to learn a few things I hadn't ran into before.
Critique is welcome, but please keep in mind the limitations I've outlined in
-the first paragraph.
+the first paragraph. Also note that some incomplete implementations are noted,
+which I intend on revisiting. Any suggestions and advice are welcome.