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Applications forgetting variables
What do you mean recreating classes
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What do you mean recreating classes
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Nope, are you sure you’re not re-creating
classes?
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perhaps you are right do you know of any such tutorial. The
reason I do not post a lot of my code is its way to long and
perhaps you are right do you know of any such tutorial. The reason I do not post a lot of my code is its way to long and complicated. I would rather post a simple example of code
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Ok assuming your right and again I hope this is not another
silly question but what does a
It all depends on WHERE you declare the variable. In the first case,
you were defining your var outisde of the function, which should keep
its value even when the function is through running. If you declare
the var inside the function, however, that variable will be destroyed
when that function i
Ok assuming your right and again I hope this is not another silly question but what does a local variable look like and what does an instance variable look like? To me I just thought all variables were just like this
public var name:String
you know things like that
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The difference between
these two approaches is scope.
In your first example u
create a variable on the instance of the class u are working in. This variable
exists as long as that instance has a reference somewhere in the
application.
In the second example u
create a variable inside
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I will set a variable to be a certain amount in one function
then call it in a later functi
I will set a variable to be a certain amount in one function then call it in a later function and its completely forgotten it
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Can you be more specific about what you
mean when you say "it keeps forgetting", or post a tiny but complete
that demonstrates the problem?
The meanings of 'var age' in your two
examples are very different. Your second example would "forget" that
you set age to 23, because you are se
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