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Russell J Lowke
Homework One

Files:

hello6_q1.c	// source for question one
hello6_q1	// compiled
hello6_q2.c	// source for question two
hello6_q2	// compiled
hello6_q3.c	// source question three
hello6_q3	// compiled
q4.c		// source question four
q4		// compiled
q5.c		// source question five
		// note : I realize I could have used a version of split_line
		//        to break each field into left and right but 
			  wanted to use strcpy rather than a 2d array.
q5		// compiled
q5.sh		// shell script - question five c)
q6.c		// source question six
q6		// compliled
minidb		// mini database
freshmen	// linked freshmen file

Problem 6 - question b)
Yes, I believe one could use Unix tools, I but failed to get it working properly.
'sort' would be used to align good data into patterns to be matched and removed with 'uniq'
Combinations of 'grep', 'uniq' and 'cut' would then be used to remove patterns that are known
as good data. Once all the acceptable data is shed, only the bad data will remain.

