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Run program if executable does not exist - #1
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… has been created or not. Using that helper, double check to see if the executable is in the current directory, if not then rebuild
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Looks good! Two separate one-character changes are it before this is good to push. Great job!
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…trying to access private variable instead of using getter. fixed
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Added function in main.cpp, is_created(), that checks if a given file… has been created or not. Using that helper, double check to see if the executable is in the current directory, if not then rebuild