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GETTING INTO A ROUTINE

Setting Up an Integer Print Routine

by George Martin

Start ı Determining Whatıs Needed ı A Definition ı For Argument's Sake ı The Code ı Sources and PDF

Last summer, while on vacation, I decided to read the Federalist Papers. The last presidential election raised so many issues and questions that I was curious about the history behind it all. You should remember from your high school history classes that the United States declared independence from England, signed the Articles of Confederation, and then later signed the Constitution. The Federalist Papers discuss the situation in this country after the Articles of Confederation were written. The papers encouraged the changes proposed in the new Constitution. These papers, written by Hamilton, Madison, and Jay around 1787, were published in a New York newspaper.

I did find what I wanted about the elections and the electoral process from the papers. And, as an added bonus, it gave me a different outlook on the current events. I came away with confidence in the U.S. government. Itıs fairly dry reading, but I guess Iım accustomed to such reading from all the technical manuals I get as an embedded engineer.

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