Comment - for check String

250L1/723/723/723.cpp

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 /*
 
 Problem Statement
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 	Did you know that "Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo." is a grammatically correct sentence in American English?  In this problem we call a string good if it satisfies the following constraints:
 	The string contains one or more words.
 	Each word in the string is "buffalo".
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 	There are no spaces at the end of the string.
 	For example, the strings "buffalo", "buffalo buffalo" and "buffalo buffalo buffalo" are good but " buffalo", "buffalobuffalo", "buff alo", and "cow" are not.  You are given a string s that consists of spaces and lowercase letters. Return "Good" if s is a good string. Otherwise, return "Not good". (Note that the return value is case-sensitive.)
 	Definition
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 		Class:
 		BuffaloBuffalo
 		Method:
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 		string check(string s)
 		(be sure your method is public)
 		Limits
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 			Time limit (s):
 			2.000
 			Memory limit (MB):
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 			Examples
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 				"buffalo buffalo"
 				Returns: "Good"
 				This is a good sentence contains two 'buffalo'.
 				1)
 
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 					"buffalobuffalo"
 					Returns: "Not good"
 					There must be exactly one space between two words.
 					2)
 
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 						"buffalo buffalo buffalo"
 						Returns: "Good"
 
 						3)
 
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 							"buf falo buffalo"
 							Returns: "Not good"
 
 							4)
 
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 								"cow"
 								Returns: "Not good"
 
 								5)
 
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 									"buffalo  buffalo"
 									Returns: "Not good"
 
@@ -98,6 +98,7 @@ class BuffaloBuffalo
 string BuffaloBuffalo::check(string s)
 {
 	bool good = false;
+	// check when string is not empty and less than 7
 	if (s[0] != ' ' && s[s.length() - 1] != ' ' && s.length()>=7)
 	{
 		string scpy = s;