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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. 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 ## Task 09
@ -250,14 +250,14 @@ It could look like this:
Running the second plugin Running the second plugin
Destruction of 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 ## Task 17
Take your vector from Task 14 and implement componentwise addition via `operator+` on your vector. 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>`. 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 ## Task 18
@ -292,7 +292,7 @@ using Vec2 = Vector<2>;
using Vec3 = Vector<3>; using Vec3 = Vector<3>;
``` ```
*Note:* You are allowed to modify the given snippet as necessary. ***Note:** You are allowed to modify the given snippet as necessary.
## Task 19 ## 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). 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 ## Task 20