Bleeding heart

19;Popular loner; walking paradox, obsessing over aesthetics, writing, guitar and rap. It seems that you've stumbled upon my profile.

[bleedingxheart]

You wake up in the morning But you feel like you never got up and go to work And you feelin' like you ain't got a purpose And you tryna get motivated but everything you do turns into a mess Like you ain't nothing but worthless And, yo, you look around A lot of these other people you lookin' at To you, you describe as perfect So you point a finger at God and tell him to do his job And fix ya' life up cause nothin' is workin' And you will try to hide and make it seem like it's nothin' But really you feel like everything is crashin' around you

NF(Wake Up)

[bleedingxheart]

The factorial trials

So I was revising some basic concepts in programming just to learn new ways of writing the logic. Here’s a program of  factorial in c by using a function(which is of the ways) that I came across.

#include <stdio.h> int factorial(int x) {    int i;    for(i=1; i < x; i++)        x *= i;    return x; } int main() {    int a = 5, b;    b = factorial(a);    printf("The factorial of %d is %d \n", a, b);    return 0; }

I’ll tell you why the logic is messed up inside the function block-loop,to be specific. Assigning  the result (in the for loop block) the x value  in the condition will be modified. 

Say you wanna find the answer for factorial(4)?

it’ll be 1*4 in first iteration and after the incrementation of ‘i’ the condition checks for i<4 then 2*4 then i becomes 3 and the new x value is updated as 8 and it would check if 3<8...

Now fellas this could go on and on! The condition i<x would forever be true.

Therefore, modify it as follows:

int factorial(int x)    {        int i;        int count =x;        for(i=1; i < count ; i++)            x *= i;        return x;    }

and voila! x remains undisturbed. You’re good to go.

[bleedingxheart]

Be yourself,the world can adjust.

At the world-famous Grammy Awards 2020, some women wore dresses, men who wore suits  but Billie Eilish was unique with her choice of outfit. I know how girls these days like to wear their dresses and outfits-they put effort into making them look feminine, attractive, desirable and what not. And I'm not against them, it’s their choice. Billie though being a star and young chose to adorn herself with baggy and oversized clothes like hoodies and jumpsuits. I was humbled by that. It hit home even. So I’ve decided to google about her choice of fashion.

This website- seventeen.com mentions the campaign that was held titled  "I Speak The Truth In #MyCalvins," reveals and as I quote "she decided to get real about her style choices." "Billie revealed that the reason she wears baggy clothes is so that people won't be able to judge or sexualize her." That’s why I wear baggy clothes,” she said, “Nobody can have an opinion because they haven’t seen what’s underneath."

"Nobody can be like, ‘she’s slim/thick,’ ‘she’s not slim/thick,’ ‘she’s got a flat a**,’ ‘she’s got a fat a**.’ No one can say any of that because they don’t know."

And boy! If that's isn't WORD, I don't know what is. I can relate to her thoughts in so many ways. I was so moved and was glad to know that I'm not the only one. I mean sometimes people push me to dress up, to look appealing. Growing up I'd always been tomboyish and shy(SURPRISE!)- wearing androgynous outfits more than skirts and crop tops and in my opinion, anyone can look lovely if they dress up. I mean ANYONE. But the real deal is, are people willing to accept you for who you are and what you are comfortable in?

Oh, and the website further read: "People on Twitter commented praising Billie's honesty, but also shamed society for making her feel that way."

They ain't wrong about that one.

[bleedingxheart]

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