I am trying to design an algorithm that goes to the previous page with the help of a global variable. However, when I tried to define a variable (let’s say an int i) I get the following error:
Error:Global variable definitions must precede all code in the program.c:int i;( Double click to jump to code)
I do not understand what’s the error here. Is it about the place of the variable? Then where should I define it. I am using Basic NX4832T035_011. I would love to have any comments.
Since the error says that the placement is wrong I’d answer your question with yes, it is about the place of the variable. However, it’s not about what section/page/… you put it into, but about where you put it_within_ the Program.s section. You haven’t shown us your Program.s file so we can only make guesses about what it looks like. I suggest you put all your global variables at the top and everything else (assignments, if/else, loops, print commands, other commands, …) below. Following the error message that seems to be what the editor expects and requires.
I could not solve the problem, I was assigning variables inside the event command area, but I believe it wanted me to assign to Program.s as you said. Thanks for your help.
You need to place your code before page 0 command.
in original it is
int sys0=0,sys1=0,sys2=0
page 0
your version can be like
int sys0=0,sys1=0,sys2=0
int a=1,b=2,c=3
page 0
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