@@ -42,7 +42,8 @@ This implies that you should implement your own string manipulation functions if
- Use `isspace()` C library function to check whether a character can be assumed as a whitespace.
- Printing messages to stand output (e.g., `printf()`) is OK, but do not `fprintf(stderr ...)` since the grading system evaluates your work with the output to the `stderr`.
- For all PAs (including this and next ones), the restriction is applied like a blacklist (c.f., whitelist); you can do whatever you want to do as long as it is not explicitly restricted**. For example, you can include as many header files as you want since it is not explicitly prohibited. Also, you can define your own custom functions in addition to the provided ones.
- For all PAs (including this and next ones), the restriction is applied like a blacklist (c.f., whitelist); **you can do whatever you want to do as long as it is not explicitly restricted**. For example, you can include as many header files as you want since it is not explicitly prohibited. Also, you can define your own custom functions in addition to the provided ones.
- Check the default restrictions explained in the tutorial session.
