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Exercises: Fix type-setting of hints / notes

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@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ Next, create 5 different instances and put all of them
Use algorithms from the standard library, like `std::find` and `std::partition` on these containers and examine which operators are used.
*Hint:* You may want to have a look at `std::tie`.
**Hint:** You may want to have a look at `std::tie`.
## Task 09
@ -250,14 +250,14 @@ It could look like this:
Running the second plugin
Destruction of second plugin
*Hint:* Have a look at the related man-pages *dlopen(3)* and *dlsym(3)*.
**Hint:** Have a look at the related man-pages *dlopen(3)* and *dlsym(3)*.
## Task 17
Take your vector from Task 14 and implement componentwise addition via `operator+` on your vector.
Support implicit type conversions: `MyVector<int>{} + MyVector<double>{}` yields a `MyVector<double>`.
*Hint:* Look into `decltype` and `std::declval`.
**Hint:** Look into `decltype` and `std::declval`.
## Task 18
@ -292,7 +292,7 @@ using Vec2 = Vector<2>;
using Vec3 = Vector<3>;
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*Note:* You are allowed to modify the given snippet as necessary.
***Note:** You are allowed to modify the given snippet as necessary.
## Task 19
@ -316,7 +316,7 @@ The empty set would therefore be `type_set<>`, while the set containing the type
Try not to use any of the utilities provided by the standard library (like the example provided in the lecture).
*Hint:* If you are struggling with this exercise you might want to have a look at how *fold* (i.e. *reduce*) is used in functional programming languages.
***Hint:** If you are struggling with this exercise you might want to have a look at how *fold* (i.e. *reduce*) is used in functional programming languages.
## Task 20