README: generalize 'C++' -> 'C or C++'.

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 Homework 0
 ==========
 
-This package provides an example of simple packaging for a C++
-program.  This will give you an idea of what I expect when you
-submit homework assignments.
+This package provides an example of simple packaging for a C or C++
+program.  This will give you an idea of what I expect when you submit
+homework assignments.
 
 Building
 ========
 
-This package contains a simple C++ program that can be compiled using
-the `GNU Compiler Collection`_.  As you write more complicated code
-(to solve more complicated problems), you'll be linking to external
-libraries and doing other things that make building your software more
-complicated.  We record the commands you need to build the software in
-the ``Makefile``, which is interpreted by `GNU Make`_ to build the
-software.
+This package contains a simple C or C++ program that can be compiled
+using the `GNU Compiler Collection`_.  As you write more complicated
+code (to solve more complicated problems), you'll be linking to
+external libraries and doing other things that make building your
+software more complicated.  We record the commands you need to build
+the software in the ``Makefile``, which is interpreted by `GNU Make`_
+to build the software.
 
 Compile program ``hello_world`` with::