Sup,
I have a problem in this code:
It returns values from the general equation formula, but when the inner loop is finished once, it says that there is a division by zero and the program highlights the j variable. Using the watch feature, I get j's value as 2.
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Any help will be really grateful.
Thanks
Last edited by raulge91; 07-21-2015 at 06:47 PM. Reason: Noob
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Entia non sunt multiplicanda sine necessitate
I am really, sorry. Thanks for the comments.
I am editing the post.
Thank you.
You don't include your variable declarations or initialization, so it's impossible to guess where the problem lies. On what line does the error occur, and what are the values of all relevant variables?
I suppose that the relevant variables here are:
PS(i); PS(1)= 1 & PS(2)=4;
Segmentos=2 ;
Per= 5.
And ... ?
The error is given at line: 163.
Right after the first loop is completed. It is strange, before the last time I ran the code it didn't show me the error. I am running it and happened now, but not the last time...
Is there any other information that I can give you for you to give me a better advice?
Raul, from what you have posted, how would I know what line 163 is?
Sorry, I am getting used to forums. I'll try my best to be more thorough. Here is the complete code:
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A Next statement cannot generate a run-time error.
What happens when you step through the code?
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