Update adt_header.h
Update poly_print.c

what's stored in length has now been made equal with the degree of the function.
since we start i = 0, it has to reach the top
Merge pull request #2 from CodexVII/patch-1

Update adt_header.h
Update polynomial_manipulation.c

All functions no longer return a polynomial, instead they change the polynomial inside main through pass by reference. This allows us to return error messages instead of we so wished. Also each new polynomial created will be allocated the correct memory in this way.

THAT'S RIGHT BOYS DYNAMIC ARRAY IS ONLINE
Merge pull request #3 from CodexVII/patch-2

Update poly_print.c
Create create_delete_poly.c

This is the real meat of the updates. Dynamic Arrays!
The double poly[size] array found in the struct of the header has now been changed to double *poly. This lets us point poly to new memory locations which have been allocated to us by the malloc() function.

Read the comments for the full details.

TL;DRl
Every array created in the program, whether it be from the original two or a resultant of addition/division etc is now a dynamic array with properly allocated memory.
Merge pull request #4 from CodexVII/patch-3

Update polynomial_manipulation.c
Merge pull request #5 from CodexVII/patch-4

Create create_delete_poly.c
Merge pull request #1 from sweeney2330/master

Polynomials