#include <library.h>

/*
   Notice how all the hundred functions were pretty much identical

      void do_it_eight_times()
      { do_it_once();
        do_it_seven_times(); }

      void do_it_nine_times()
      { do_it_once();
        do_it_eight_times(); }

      void do_it_ten_times()
      { do_it_once();
        do_it_nine_times(); }

   They could be replaced by one generic version

      void do_it_N_times()
      { do_it_once();
        do_it_N-1_times(); }

   Except C++ doesn't work like that. We need to make N into
   an input to the function. Or to use the proper word, parameter.
*/


void do_it_once()
{ print("I will not be late for class");
  new_line(); }

void do_it_this_many_times(int N)
{ do_it_once();
  do_it_this_many_times(N - 1); }

void main()
{ do_it_this_many_times(100); }