Today's TLA is ACS

Art or Computer Science

I wrote this because I have had writers block with this blog. I don't know if I want to continue writing TLAs or just write on my 365-light-life-love blog. I wrote code to express some of my logic that's been going on in my life. I don't know if this is a new form of art, because this is a working program with working logic, but there are ideas here that are far more interesting than the code itself. I don't know if people will get it. Let me know if you do. This is not some silly esoteric Google or Facebook interview question. I just want to know whether you would consider this poetry or logic. Dang writing this makes me feel like debugging a freaking e-Harmony or Match.com algorithm. And those sites capitalize on the craving of people to have a romantic relationship. I don't know, parts of me says it is just simple CS, but the artist in me thinks there is something that needs to be fleshed out. So for the 2 people who read my blog, let me know what you think.

public class RomanticRelationship {

private Person male = new Person();
private Person female = new Person();

public boolean willThisWork(){

boolean retBool = false;


if(male.getPleasure() == female.getPleasure()){
retBool= true;
}


return retBool;
}


public void initializeIrrationalHumans(){

male.setHappy(new Double(Math.rint(Math.random())).intValue());
male.setPleasure(new Double(Math.rint(Math.random())).intValue());

female.setHappy(new Double(Math.rint(Math.random())).intValue());
female.setPleasure(new Double(Math.rint(Math.random())).intValue());
}




public static void main(String [] args){

RomanticRelationship aRomanticRelationship = new RomanticRelationship();
aRomanticRelationship.initializeIrrationalHumans();
boolean ans = aRomanticRelationship.willThisWork();
System.out.println("Will this romantic relationship work?"+ans);


}



}

class Person {
private int pleasure=0;
private int happy=0;

Person(){

}

public void setPleasure(int aPleasureMetric){
pleasure = happy + aPleasureMetric;
}

public int getPleasure(){
return pleasure;
}

public void setHappy(int aHappyMetric){
happy = aHappyMetric;
}

public int getHappy(){
return happy;
}
}