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reverse: Make README instructions match tests #10

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Expand Up @@ -65,8 +65,8 @@ Sounds easy, right? It should. But there are a few details...
## Assumptions and Errors

- **Input is the same as output:** If the input file and output file are the
same file, you should print out an error message "Input and output file must
differ" and exit with return code 1.
same file, you should print out an error message `reverse: input and output file
must differ` and exit with return code 1.

- **String length:** You may not assume anything about how long a line should
be. Thus, you may have to read in a very long input line...
Expand All @@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ file, i.e., it may be **VERY** long.

- **Invalid files:** If the user specifies an input file or output file, and
for some reason, when you try to open said file (e.g., `input.txt`) and
fail, you should print out the following exact error message: `error:
fail, you should print out the following exact error message: `reverse:
cannot open file 'input.txt'` and then exit with return code 1 (i.e., call
`exit(1);`).

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