Note: This repository is not solution code for Lab08. This is a documented solution for a practice problem shown during my EECS280 lab section for Lab08.
This is a good example of how to use the Big 3 to effectively create your own
lightweight version of std::string. It is not nearly as efficient (doesn't take
advantage of c++11 move semantics), but it is a great example tying together
many concepts like C-Style strings, dynamically allocated memory, delete vs
delete[], copy ctor, assignment operator, default parameters, etc.
I encourage you to play around in main.cpp. I provided a Makefile so it should
be as easy as running make to compile the code (the executable will, by
default, be called solution).