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		//
		// Created by Ari Trachtenberg on 9/3/24.
		//

		// CHAPTER 3

		/**
		* @input read in four integers on one line.
		* @output "in order" if the integers are in strictly
		* ascending or descending order. Otherwise, output
		* "not in order"
		*
		* @example:
		* 1 2 3 4
		* in order
		*/
		void labZero_pThree();

		/**
		* @input read in four pairs of integral x y coordinates, one per line.
		* @output outputs the most specific description of the
		* four points among the following choices:
		* square, rectangle, trapezoid, rhombus, none of these
		*
		* @example 1
		* 0 0
		* 0 1
		* 1 0
		* 1 1
		* square
		*
		* @example 2
		* 0 0
		* 0 1
		* 2 0
		* 1 1
		* trapezoid
		*/
		void labZero_pFour();

		/**
		* @input read in a positive integer.
		* @output The Roman numeral corresponding to the input, using the
		* rules described in problem P3.13 of the book.
		*
		* @example 0
		* 14
		* XIV
		*
		* @example 1
		* 1978
		* MCMLXXVIII
		*/
		void labZero_pFive();
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		*/
		void labZero_pTwo();
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		// CHAPTER 3

		/**
		* @input read in four integers on one line.
		* @output "in order" if the integers are in strictly
		* ascending or descending order. Otherwise, output
		* "not in order"
		*
		* @example:
		* 1 2 3 4
		* in order
		*/
		void labZero_pThree();

		/**
		* @input read in four pairs of integral x y coordinates, one per line.
		* @output outputs the most specific description of the
		* four points among the following choices:
		* square, rectangle, trapezoid, rhombus, none of these
		*
		* @example 1
		* 0 0
		* 0 1
		* 1 0
		* 1 1
		* square
		*
		* @example 2
		* 0 0
		* 0 1
		* 2 0
		* 1 1
		* trapezoid
		*/
		void labZero_pFour();

		/**
		* @input read in a positive integer.
		* @output The Roman numeral corresponding to the input, using the
		* rules described in problem P3.13 of the book.
		*
		* @example 0
		* 14
		* XIV
		*
		* @example 1
		* 1978
		* MCMLXXVIII
		*/
		void labZero_pFive();
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		#include <string>
		#include <sstream>

		#include "../problems/LabZero.h"
		#include "../problems/LabZero_ChapterTwo.h"
		#include "../problems/LabZero_ChapterThree.h"

		using namespace std;