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 ## What is this?
-libwifi is a C library with a permissive license for generating and parsing a wide variety of 802.11 wireless frames (see the [Feature Checklist](https://libwifi.so/features) below) on Linux with a few lines of straight forward code (see the [Examples section](#examples) below).
+libwifi is a C library with a permissive license for generating and parsing a wide variety of 802.11 wireless frames (see the [Feature Checklist](https://libwifi.so/features)) on Linux with a few lines of straight forward code (see the [Examples section](#examples) below).
 It is written with a simple-to-use approach while also exposing features that allow more advanced use, with clean and readable code being a priority. Other goals of the library include cross-architecture support, clean compilation without warnings and strict error checking.

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8	## What is this?	8	## What is this?
9	libwifi is a C library with a permissive license for generating and parsing a wide variety of 802.11 wireless frames (see the [Feature Checklist](https://libwifi.so/features) below) on Linux with a few lines of straight forward code (see the [Examples section](#examples) below).	9	libwifi is a C library with a permissive license for generating and parsing a wide variety of 802.11 wireless frames (see the [Feature Checklist](https://libwifi.so/features)) on Linux with a few lines of straight forward code (see the [Examples section](#examples) below).
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11	It is written with a simple-to-use approach while also exposing features that allow more advanced use, with clean and readable code being a priority. Other goals of the library include cross-architecture support, clean compilation without warnings and strict error checking.	11	It is written with a simple-to-use approach while also exposing features that allow more advanced use, with clean and readable code being a priority. Other goals of the library include cross-architecture support, clean compilation without warnings and strict error checking.
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