A Death in the Family

There's been a lot of dying and nearly-dying and almost-dying going on recently, Cal thinks to himself.

He slumps lower against the wall, pillows propped against his back, feet dangling over the edge of the bed, laptop emitting roughly enough thermal energy to keep his calorically-sufficient dinner tolerably lukewarm.

Hilary Hahn has been playing an E minor since sunset.

Outputting matrices to the console is a simple matter. Nested for loops set to row and column length, one added white-space per loop, set width to make things look pretty.

Hilary Hahn is briefly interrupted by the sound of a continuous moan.

Push back the string onto the vector, which is preferred over the list, for reasons of indexing. Usually. Unless you want 2-D structures. Then go for the array.

Allegretto non troppo. But not too--

--overloading is not a bad thing? It's fairly useful when it comes to operators, actually, and simplifies things a lot, especially when you want to compare classes.

Round--allegro.

My logic is faultless.
if ( ?? )
{
     bool is = true;
}
else
{
     bool is = false;
}

Molto. Molto appassionato.

I have developed a fault.
void (bool is, string name)
{
     return false;
}

Bravura. Bravura!

Seeded in time, after the first declaration.
while (is)
{
     srand((int)time(0));
     is = (rand()%68) + 1;
}

Coda.

while (is)
{
     srand((int)time(0));
     is = (rand()%68) + 1;
}

Coda.

I have developed a fault.

Non troppo. Non troppo.

I have developed a fault.
error: void function cannot specify return value.

Poco agitato. Agitato e con fuoco.

I have developed a fault.
fatal error: cannot locate "system.link//file_matrices.exe"

Un poco agitato, ma andante;

I have developed a fault.

Modulate to F minor; allegro vivace assai;

Cannot execute file.

Requiem;

System failure.

Coda.





Based on the works of Felix Mendelssohn,
1. Violin Concerto in E minor (Hilary Hahn with the Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra)
2. Songs without Words
3. String Quartet No. 6 ("Requiem for Fanny")

C++,

and this quote:
"We all carry our metrics by which we judge the world."