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Is that actually some school quiz?That was the first quiz on the course. At the start, they treat each student as having no programming experience at all (which some don't, me included).
I had put down "2" as the answer. But it said 3! That's why I came here to ask.
That answer is wrong! Changing the value of variable b doesn't change the value of the others!
Each variable got its own separate/independent tiny portion of memory to store its value!
Variable c still has the same value it got from b just before b changed its! [-(
bx, you wrote about the buttons
that's fixed in my new version. See above.
Thanks Chrisir.
GoToLoop, agreed.
How do your tasks work out?
Hi. I had a discrete Maths exam, and one of the 2 Processing exams. Got another Processing exam next week which I'm preparing for, then a Java exam...
you'll do great!
I bet!