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StuartBruff wrote:
Do you want the function to stack the values at the end of each iteration, as they do in GU3epm? Or do you want some other behaviour?
Does this function fulfil a specific purpose, or is it a programming exercise/play-ground to try out various techniques?
One other thing, after another look at your function GU4epm, you need to move the initialization of s to before the while loop, otherwise the s:=s+1 expression is pretty useless as s gets reset next time round the loop.
Stuart
If stacking is needed, will something like this do what you want?
Stuart
Richard Cunningham wrote:
To community:
The attached worksheet shows two programs.
The one on the left shows one way of repeating a calculation that works and accomplishes what it is supposed to do.
The one on the right is an attempt to0 do the same by iterating the calculations but only goes into a recursive mode.
Would like help in the proper programming procedure.
You need to move the expression incrementing t into the while loop.
As an aside, it's just infinitely iterating rather than recursing (in computer terms) because nothing is calling itself.
Stuart
StuartBruff wrote:
Do you want the function to stack the values at the end of each iteration, as they do in GU3epm? Or do you want some other behaviour?
Does this function fulfil a specific purpose, or is it a programming exercise/play-ground to try out various techniques?
One other thing, after another look at your function GU4epm, you need to move the initialization of s to before the while loop, otherwise the s:=s+1 expression is pretty useless as s gets reset next time round the loop.
Stuart
If stacking is needed, will something like this do what you want?
Stuart
