Katie grimaced and shrunk into herself. “Professor Ward gave me that impression?” she replied. Grateful for the change in conversation she replied, “I was just going to do a basic array search, with an increased parameters option, so you can search for multiple keywords and it sorts it into, I guess, buckets? One for each keyword, and then one for combinations of keywords, and then one for all the keywords? And I finally got it to compile last night, but I tried using test data of about four thousand articles, and it should have worked, but it ended up crashing my workspace.” Katie shrugged. She was planning on working out the bugs after she’d finished her other homework that evening.
“Might be a recursion thing. Might be an infinite loop thing. Either way, it’s nothing you can’t fix and professor Hou is always there for y- Nope. I can’t force myself to say that, because, a) it rhymes, and b) it’s a disgusting lie. If you have any questions, come to me or anyone that isn’t him. A lesser chance of getting murdered.”
