/* (Thanks to @shadow for the explanation check the comment section for the discussion's link) ◆ The code: this was a test; the code was supposed to take a 4 char word as input (for example: JACK) and radomize it into a mess of 1000 characters; ◆ Instructions: number coded lines are subjects to investigation; remove the "//" before the statement to enable a line ( remove "{/*" in case of line 7) add the "//" before the statement to disable a line ( add "{/*" in case of line 7) make discoveries or try to explain the dicoveries and kindly tell me those in the comment section; Ignore the error messages regarding comments, */ #include #include #include using namespace std; int main(){ srand(time(0)); /*1*/ //string f; /*2*/ //char* f = new char[1000]; /*3*/ //string tah; /*4*/ //char* tah= new char[1000]; for(int x=0;x<=1000;x++){ cin>> tah[x]; int z = (rand()%4); cout << tah[z]; /*5*/ //f[x]=tah[z]; } /*6*/ // cout << endl; /*7*/ }/* for(int j=0; j<1000;j++){ cout << f[j]; } // delete tah,f; return 0; } /* ◆ Discovery 01: enabled: 4 code works as intended; ◆ Discovery 02: enabled: 3 code rarely works as intended; junk values often make it to the output; ◆ Discovery 03: enabled: (3/4, 2, 5); code works as intended; ◆ Discovery 04: enabled: (4, 1, 5); code doesn't work as intended; Too random stuff; no junk value though; ◆ Discovery 05: enabled: (3,1,5); code doesn't work as intended; same as discobery 2; ◆ Discovery 06: enabled: (stuffs , 7): when using strings there are junk values, string f contains more junk value than tah; ◆ Discovery 07: enabled: (4, 1, 5, 7, 6/!6): same as discovery 4; ◆ Discovery 08: In discovery: (4 & 7); there is a time out; but the same loop is not timed out in other cases; Discovery 09: In discovery: (08); the time out happens if the loop is run more than 35 times */

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