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How would you creat an inline function to check for white space and punctuations. I can not use ispunct(). I was thinking of doing:
inline char Seperator(char Parma){
If (isspace(Param) || Param == '\!' || ....etc.
but that would be a super long if statement. I need to return type bool if it is a white space or punctuation. Again I can't use ispunct() unfortunately. Thank you.
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