🐱 meowsay

A simple C++ program that prints your input text alongside a cute ASCII cat!

📦 About

This program takes any text you pass as command-line arguments and displays it with an adorable ASCII cat.
If no arguments are provided, it shows a helpful usage message.

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🧪 How to Run

🛠️ Build (using Make)

Make sure you have a C++ compiler like g++ installed, then run:

make

This will compile the main.cpp and generate the meowsay executable.

🚀 Execute

./meowsay Hello world!

📤 Output

       Hello world!
 ／l 
（ﾟ､ ｡７
  l  ~ヽ
  じしf_,)ノ

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ℹ️ Help

If you run the program without any arguments:

./meowsay

You will see:

$ ./meowsay <text>
Usage: ./meowsay <text>
Description: This program takes a string as an argument and prints it with a cat ASCII art.
Example: ./meowsay Hello
This will print:
       Hello
 ／l 
（ﾟ､ ｡７
  l  ~ヽ
  じしf_,)ノ

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🧵 File Structure

.
├── main.cpp       # Source code
├── Makefile       # Build instructions
└── README.md      # This documentation

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🐾 Extra Notes

• You can customize the cat ASCII art by editing the meow() function in main.cpp.
• A great beginner project for learning how to use command-line arguments in C++.

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📜 License

Totally open to use, modify, and share. No restrictions — just have fun! 😺