I feel semi-inspired to write something on math after reading the blog of Polystyrene man, wherein he proved that 2+2 = 5. I have to say that I do agree with him, but hey, let's get to the blog. I'm going to start off with one of my favorite quotes, which is from Hitchhiker's Guide to The Galaxy:

"…I am at a rough estimate, thirty billion times more intelligent than you. Let me give you an example. Think of a number, any number." [said Marvin]

"Er, five" said the mattress.

"Wrong," said Marvin. "You see?

Now, do any of you see why it actually does make sense to say that the mattress is wrong? If not, then let me sum it up for you. Marvin said to only think of a number, but he never explicitly stated for the mattress to say the number once he had thought of it. Although I doubt that's what the author meant when that line was wrote, there is a large possibility that that was the original meaning. Anyways, on we go.

Recently, I made three C++ programs to pass the time. Melee-Master knows what they are, they are cramer2x2, cramer3x3, and pythag. cramer2x2 solves linear equations of x+y=? format using Cramer's Rule, while cramer3x3 solves x+y+z=? using the same rule. pythag is simple to guess, it solves for equality in pythagorean theorem (Does A^2+B^2=C^2?), or it can solve for any of the three variables.I included that because many people are too retarded to realize that if you have A and C, you can substitute B for C, so you would have A and B.

If you really want the source, then here it is: <a href="http://64digits.com/users/MahFreenAmeh/cramerfiles.txt">Cramer files</a>, which includes both of the files in the same text file, it's seperated in the middle. And, there is also <a href="http://64digits.com/users/MahFreenAmeh/pythag-source.txt">Pythagorean Theorem Solver</a>, which is the source in a text file as well. Note that those actual files are a bit buggy, the code is, because I uploaded the old source, the pre-update source. I'll re-upload the proper source later, but those give a basic understanding of the program flow. If you're wondering why I didn't use matrices for the cramer files, it's because it kept giving me an error.

So, I think that's all that I can think of for that subject. If anyone has any ideas for another mathematical project I can do with C++ that does NOT involve graphing functions, I would be glad to try it. And now, for some comic relief.

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Anyways, to the body of this blog. Actually, I don't think there's any body to it, I think I wasted all of my thoughts on the "extraneous" info up above… So!

Have fun.