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# LZW Compressing tool

This is a university assignment for which I aim to create an LZW algorithm implementation to create a small tool similar to `gzip` and `gunzip` that can compress and uncompress files in a lossless fashion.

This project is written is C++17, compiled with clang under a UNIX environment. Other compilers and environments will not be tested.