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+## Introduction
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+To start off, this library supports UTF-8, 16, and 32 strings. It also supports converting between all three of the encodings. This library also supports all three encodings when using any sort of IO. Even if the operating system's system calls don't use it, this library will convert it for you into the correct encoding that the OS uses so you can continue to use your favorite encoding with less of a hassle.
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+The best part about this library's strings, is that they come feature packed with all sorts of tools. No need to use another class just to manipulate a string in any way. I like to keep it simple here. However due to the restrictions of the C++ language I did have to implement the UTF conversion methods in a separate class. This decision was made with a lot a thought on how to simplify strings the best, and this was the best outcome.
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+Not to toot my own horn, but I personally have enjoyed using my own string implementation the best out of any language's support libraries, and I think you will too.
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+## Examples
+# To Lower/Upper
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