Jonathan Escamilla Composition 2 Class 048 1-25-18
#include <code> Using namespace std; Int main() { Int enter; Int take_it_slow; Cout << “In life, things are complicated,\n”; Cout << “different variables that have different outcomes.\n”; Cin >> enter; Cout << “algorithms so complicated, it becomes” << “ difficult to understand it in its entirety.” << endl; Cout << “it may seem like the whole world is in chaos,” << “but if we just take a small portion and examine it, ” << “we find that life, doesn’t need to be so complicated.” << endl;
Cin >> take_it_slow; Cout << “Once you analyze your problem,\n”; Cout << “and you know what is going on.” << endl; Cout << “then everything becomes so simple, and easy to understand.” << endl; System(“pause”); Return 0; }
Instructions Cout in programming means to be put in display, like a picture on a wall. Cin is what the person using the computer has to do, in order to continue Endl and \n are just to skip to the next line under the previous line. << and >> are just directions for the code to work. {….} are the start and end of a code or in this case the poem. And everything in “ ”(quotations) is just what is being said, you can read that normally. Now that you know, if you didn’t understand it, please go back and read it again.