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[Mikhail Nesterenko]

Subject: Re: Line Justification Lab 7
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> 
> I am trying to code the Line justification project and I am a little unsure
> as to what we are supposed to do in certain cases.
> 
> What if the user input a string that had more than 2 spaces after a
> punctuation mark (ex. comma,     words)? I am assuming we would just leave
> it as is or should we delete the extra spaces so that there are only a max
> of 2?
> 
> What if the user input a string that had no spaces after a punctuation mark
> (ex. comma,words)? Do I need to make sure that there are two spaces after
> every punctuation mark before I can start adding single spaces after random
> words?
> 

You can assume that a punctuation mark comes after some word and there
is at least one space after it.

However, I do not think it should make a difference in your code since
all you should do is look for a punctuation mark and insert a space
after it.

Thanks,
-- 
Mikhail