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  1. #include <iostream>
  2. #include <vector>
  3. #include <string>
  4. #include <algorithm>
  5. #include <functional>
  6. #include <memory>
  7. #include <cstdlib> // For randomness
  8.  
  9. // Cryptic macro redefinitions
  10. #define START_PROGRAM int main()
  11. #define BLOCK_START {
  12. #define BLOCK_END }
  13. #define PRINT std::cout <<
  14. #define ENDL << std::endl
  15. #define MAT std::vector<std::vector<int>>
  16. #define STR std::string
  17. #define PTR std::shared_ptr
  18. #define LAMBDA [&](auto&& x, auto&& y) -> decltype(x) BLOCK_START
  19.  
  20. // Redefine numbers and arithmetic
  21. #define ZERO 0
  22. #define ONE 1
  23. #define TWO 2
  24. #define TEN 10
  25. #define THIRTY 30
  26. #define RANDOM_LIMIT 50
  27. #define ADD(A, B) ((A) + (B))
  28. #define MUL(A, B) ((A) * (B))
  29. #define MOD(A, B) ((A) % (B))
  30. #define RANDOM() (rand() % RANDOM_LIMIT)
  31.  
  32. // Obfuscate control flow
  33. #define LOOP(VAR, START, END) for (auto VAR = START; VAR < END; ++VAR)
  34. #define COND if
  35. #define OTHERWISE else
  36.  
  37. // Container manipulation macros
  38. #define CREATE_MATRIX(NAME, ROWS, COLS) MAT NAME(ROWS, std::vector<int>(COLS, ZERO))
  39. #define FILL_MATRIX(MAT, FUNC) \
  40.     LOOP(i, ZERO, MAT.size()) BLOCK_START \
  41.         LOOP(j, ZERO, MAT[i].size()) BLOCK_START \
  42.             MAT[i][j] = FUNC(i, j); \
  43.         BLOCK_END \
  44.     BLOCK_END
  45. #define PRINT_MATRIX(MAT) \
  46.     LOOP(i, ZERO, MAT.size()) BLOCK_START \
  47.         LOOP(j, ZERO, MAT[i].size()) PRINT MAT[i][j] << " "; \
  48.         PRINT ENDL; \
  49.     BLOCK_END
  50.  
  51. // String manipulation macros
  52. #define SORT_STRINGS(CONTAINER, COMP) \
  53.     std::sort(CONTAINER.begin(), CONTAINER.end(), COMP)
  54. #define CONCAT_STR(A, B) (A + B)
  55. #define REVERSE_STR(S) std::reverse(S.begin(), S.end())
  56.  
  57. // Recursive madness
  58. #define FACTORIAL(NUM) (NUM <= ONE ? ONE : MUL(NUM, FACTORIAL(NUM - ONE)))
  59. #define FIBONACCI(NUM) (NUM <= ONE ? NUM : ADD(FIBONACCI(NUM - ONE), FIBONACCI(NUM - TWO)))
  60.  
  61. // Additional nested macros
  62. #define MATRIX_MULTIPLY(M1, M2, RESULT) \
  63.     LOOP(i, ZERO, M1.size()) BLOCK_START \
  64.         LOOP(j, ZERO, M2[0].size()) BLOCK_START \
  65.             RESULT[i][j] = ZERO; \
  66.             LOOP(k, ZERO, M1[0].size()) BLOCK_START \
  67.                 RESULT[i][j] = ADD(RESULT[i][j], MUL(M1[i][k], M2[k][j])); \
  68.             BLOCK_END \
  69.         BLOCK_END \
  70.     BLOCK_END
  71.  
  72. #define TRANSPOSE_MATRIX(MAT, TRANSPOSED) \
  73.     LOOP(i, ZERO, MAT.size()) BLOCK_START \
  74.         LOOP(j, ZERO, MAT[i].size()) BLOCK_START \
  75.             TRANSPOSED[j][i] = MAT[i][j]; \
  76.         BLOCK_END \
  77.     BLOCK_END
  78.  
  79. // Completely unnecessary typedefs and templates
  80. template <typename T>
  81. using ChaoticContainer = PTR<std::vector<T>>;
  82.  
  83. template <typename T>
  84. using ObfuscatedFunction = std::function<T(T, T)>;
  85.  
  86. // Over-engineered class for string and number chaos
  87. class ChaoticEngine BLOCK_START
  88. public:
  89.     ChaoticEngine(int seed) : chaosSeed(seed) BLOCK_START END
  90.  
  91.     int generateChaos(int input) const BLOCK_START
  92.         return MOD(MUL(input, chaosSeed), RANDOM_LIMIT);
  93.     END
  94.  
  95.     STR manipulateString(const STR& input) const BLOCK_START
  96.         STR temp = input;
  97.         REVERSE_STR(temp);
  98.         return CONCAT_STR(temp, "_CHAOS");
  99.     END
  100.  
  101. private:
  102.     int chaosSeed;
  103. END;
  104.  
  105. // Main program: Maximum Complexity and Confusion
  106. START_PROGRAM BLOCK_START
  107.     srand(time(nullptr));
  108.  
  109.     // Print welcome message
  110.     PRINT "Welcome to the Maximum Chaos Program!" ENDL;
  111.  
  112.     // Matrix operations
  113.     CREATE_MATRIX(matA, TEN, TEN);
  114.     CREATE_MATRIX(matB, TEN, TEN);
  115.     CREATE_MATRIX(matC, TEN, TEN);
  116.     CREATE_MATRIX(matT, TEN, TEN);
  117.  
  118.     FILL_MATRIX(matA, [](int i, int j) -> int BLOCK_START return ADD(i, j); BLOCK_END);
  119.     FILL_MATRIX(matB, [](int i, int j) -> int BLOCK_START return MUL(i, j); BLOCK_END);
  120.  
  121.     PRINT "Matrix A:" ENDL;
  122.     PRINT_MATRIX(matA);
  123.  
  124.     PRINT "Matrix B:" ENDL;
  125.     PRINT_MATRIX(matB);
  126.  
  127.     MATRIX_MULTIPLY(matA, matB, matC);
  128.     PRINT "Matrix A * Matrix B:" ENDL;
  129.     PRINT_MATRIX(matC);
  130.  
  131.     TRANSPOSE_MATRIX(matA, matT);
  132.     PRINT "Transpose of Matrix A:" ENDL;
  133.     PRINT_MATRIX(matT);
  134.  
  135.     // String sorting
  136.     ChaoticContainer<STR> chaoticStrings = std::make_shared<std::vector<STR>>();
  137.     chaoticStrings->push_back("apple");
  138.     chaoticStrings->push_back("orange");
  139.     chaoticStrings->push_back("banana");
  140.     chaoticStrings->push_back("grape");
  141.  
  142.     PRINT "Original Strings:" ENDL;
  143.     for (const auto& s : *chaoticStrings) PRINT s << " ";
  144.     PRINT ENDL;
  145.  
  146.     SORT_STRINGS(*chaoticStrings, LAMBDA return x.length() < y.length(); BLOCK_END);
  147.     PRINT "Strings Sorted by Length:" ENDL;
  148.     for (const auto& s : *chaoticStrings) PRINT s << " ";
  149.     PRINT ENDL;
  150.  
  151.     // Recursion demonstration
  152.     PRINT "Factorial of 5: " << FACTORIAL(5) ENDL;
  153.     PRINT "10th Fibonacci Number: " << FIBONACCI(10) ENDL;
  154.  
  155.     // String manipulation with ChaoticEngine
  156.     ChaoticEngine engine(7);
  157.     PRINT "Manipulated String: " << engine.manipulateString("MaximumChaos") ENDL;
  158.  
  159.     // Farewell message
  160.     PRINT "Thank you for surviving this chaos!" ENDL;
  161.  
  162.     return ZERO;
  163. BLOCK_END
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