subject argsort

subjects/argsort/README.md

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 ## argsort
 
-### Instruction
+### Instructions
 
 Write a program where you define if an argument is sorted or not sorted:
-- Your Program should return T if an argument is sorted.
-- Your Program should return F if an argument is not sorted.
+- Your Program should return `T` if an argument is sorted.
+- Your Program should return `F` if an argument is not sorted.
 - If The argument is empty nothing will be printed.
-- If the number of arguments is not `1` Print nothing.
-- If the length argument is equal to `1` Print nothing.
-- Your program should always print `('\n') `at the end of the output.
+- If the number of arguments is not 1 Print (`'\n'`).
+- If the length argument is equal to 1 Print(`'\n'`).
+- Your program should always print (`'\n'`) at the end of the output.
 
 ### Usage
 
 And it's output should be:
 
 ```console
-$ go run . | cat -e
-$
+$ go run . 
 $ go run . a | cat -e
-$
 $ go run . " 5ABc" | cat -e
 T$
 $ go run . "zA1" | cat -e
 F$
 $ go run . "01Talent" "student" | cat -e
-$
 $ go run . "Hello World" | cat -e
 F$
 $ go run .  "a b c" | cat -e