From zlotchen@cs.utk.edu Sat Jul 19 15:01:25 1997

As the function specifies, it just return an array.

It is up to you whow you catch it's output for examination.

I will be printing out the returned array by println and compare with the
initial file.  They ought to be the same, without extra new lines from my
println and without lost chars in any other line.

I will have to test and see what happens if an imput line consist of only
\n.  I am not sure if result of deleting \n from this line can hold a
place in an array.  But, in the test file, there is not such case, so even
if there is a problem, it will not hurt your grade.


David.

> David...in the first exercise, "where" should we "return" the stripped
> string to (sorry for the bad english grammar, I should never end a
> phrase with a preposition such as 'to') ... in other words, after I
> strip off the newline character from the string do you want it displayed
> on stdout or maybe written to a file?
> -- 

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