Re: use of uninitialized variables??

Dear vnpandey,

Just yesterday (RE: Before You Post ...) you promised you would not do this again. Namely: posting a very long piece of code in the expectation that the monks will debug it for you. While some may go through the trouble, you will have much better chances of having your question answered if you do your homework first by really trying to figure out what is wrong, and trying to reduce the problem to its minimum form before posting.

Also, once again, please use <code> tags when submitting code.

--ZZamboni

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RE: Re: use of uninitialized variables?? by vnpandey (Scribe) on Jul 10, 2000 at 12:18 UTC
Dear ZZamboni, Thanks!! I'll use sumbit withincodes from now onwards my probs..as far as code being long is concerned As I had seen longer codes as queries on the sites(this is some 60-65 lines while there are codes about 150 lines etc..) so I did not think of it..But Of course I do accept that I could have made the problem formatted & less lengthy(which would have been wiser for me)...I'll do this from next time...so pls excuse me........ V.N.Pandey	[reply]

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RE: Re: use of uninitialized variables??
by vnpandey (Scribe) on Jul 10, 2000 at 12:18 UTC

Dear ZZamboni, Thanks!! I'll use sumbit withincodes from now onwards my probs..as far as code being long is concerned As I had seen longer codes as queries on the sites(this is some 60-65 lines while there are codes about 150 lines etc..) so I did not think of it..But Of course I do accept that I could have made the problem formatted & less lengthy(which would have been wiser for me)...I'll do this from next time...so pls excuse me........ V.N.Pandey

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