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Entry 5 -> Happy New Year!

Its another year, yay! Fun facts about 2025:

I'm in China, so I had some kind of advantage (I'll talk about it later). I completely forgot that it was the new year until about 10:00 the next morning in China, so I decided to celebrate the new year at 15:00 (my advantage) because that is the new year on the west coast in the US.


    #include <>bits/stdc++.h<>
    using namespace std;

    vector solve()
    {
        return {1, 2, 3};
    }

    int main()
    {
        int T;
        cin >> T;
        while (T--) {
            vector ans = solve();
            answers.push_back(ans);
        }
    }
    

Woww... I actually got the multilined code to work. Now I have to style it. NOTE: AS OF THE TIME OF WRITING IT IS NOT SYNTAX-HIGHLIGHTED.

Well, now it is.

I never actually kind of finished Blog Post 2, because I wasn't able to figure out how to incorporate multilined code into the website, but now I do, so I will convert my Google Doc pages into html once I can. It's going to be a lot of work...

All of these solutions will also lead to a lot of files... at the moment, my directory looks like this:


    \Website_Testing_Dec2024
    ├── index.html   (main)
    ├── styles.css   (main)
    ├── stuff.js     (main)
    ├── entry1.html  (blog)
    ├── entry2.html  (blog)
    ├── entry3.html  (blog)
    ├── entry4.html  (blog)
    ├── entry5.html  (blog)
    ├── test1.html   (testing)
    ├── test2.html   (testing)
    ├── extra.md     (information)
    

Oh dear this is going to be a lot of files... :D

I'm pretty sure that there is this thing called a "new year's resolution", right? Or goals for the new year? Anyway, here are a few of the things I want to accomplish in 2025:

One thing that I just noticed is that the include files (such as "iostream") won't show because of the arrow-pointer thingies, and HTML thinks that they are tags.. but they aren't, so it ends up looking a bit weird.