Procedure Quiz1 may only be declared...

[hamid14]

What is it you are trying to achieve?
Trying to make it so that when the user types in "no", without quotes of course, it makes turing call up procedure quiz1


What is the problem you are having?
It has error on the procedure and says this:
'procedures' may only be declared at the program, module or monitor level


Describe what you have tried to solve this problem
I've tried putting the code in different areas


Post any relevant code (You may choose to attach the file instead of posting the code if it is too long)

Turing:

procedure quiz1 put "Here is question 1!" end quiz1

Please specify what version of Turing you are using
<Answer Here>

[DemonWasp]

Make sure that the code you posted isn't inside a loop or other procedure.

[hamid14]

It's not inside a loop or another procedure.

[Tony]

Can we see all the code above "procedure quiz1 " ?

[Kharybdis]

It seems that you have another procedure that isn't placed correctly in your code, and not the actual "procedure quiz1" that's causing it. As Tony said, post the actual code please.

[hamid14]

%Quiz #1 Variables
var q1 : string
var qanswer1 : int
var qanswer2 : string
var qanswer3 : string

%Quiz #1 GET READY!
proc quiz1
put "There are 3 questions in total. Get even one wrong, you will have to start the game over!"
get q1
put "The first question!"
get q1
put "How many health points does the Blue Beast have?"
get qanswer1
if qanswer1 = 4 then
put "Correct! Here is the next question!"
get q1
put "What does BIOS stand for?"
get qanswer2
if qanswer2 = "basic input output system" then
put "Right again! Here is the last question!"
get q1
put "What is 3*3*5+2+3+4-1-1 X TAN37 + SIN42 + COS12! No rounding please! >"
get qanswer3

[Tony]

that is clearly missing a bunch of code... where's the rest of it?

[hamid14]

Here's the whole thing:

%Quiz #1 Variables
var q1 : string
var qanswer1 : int
var qanswer2 : string
var qanswer3 : string

%Quiz #1 GET READY!
proc quiz1
put "There are 3 questions in total. Get even one wrong, you will have to start the game over!"
get q1
put "The first question!"
get q1
put "How many health points does the Blue Beast have?"
get qanswer1
if qanswer1 = 4 then
put "Correct! Here is the next question!"
get q1
put "What does BIOS stand for?"
get qanswer2
if qanswer2 = "basic input output system" then
put "Right again! Here is the last question!"
get q1
put "What is 3*3*5+2+3+4-1-1 X TAN37 + SIN42 + COS12! No rounding please! >"
get qanswer3
if qanswer3 = "124.84327737416381645909741941325" then
put "You got them all, eh? Next time! It'll be harder!

[Tony]

do you notice how your original post had

code:

end quiz1

and this new code does not?

(also there are no "end if"s)

[hamid14]

I know there are no end ifs, but thats not causing the problem is it? I put in end quiz1, because I thought your supposed to? o.o

[DemonWasp]

Yes, that is absolutely causing the problem. Press F2 to indent your code and you should see something like:

code:

procedure quiz1     if condition then         do some stuff         if condition2 then             do some other stuff             end quiz1

You must always include the end if, otherwise the contents of the if statement include everything after it in the file, including the "end procedure" which is incorrect.

[TheGuardian001]

But the lack of ends shouldn't be giving that specific error.
Unless that's not actually the entire code, it shouldn't be showing a procedure declaration error.

[DemonWasp]

Yes, the lack of ends should be giving exactly that error. The parser works linearly: it sees an if-start, then it sees a procedure-declaration and goes "that's not right", which is when it stops trying, because clearly your program is gibberish as far as it's concerned.

Turing does not support single-line if structures like C/C++/Java do.

[chopperdudes]

mayb i missed something, but if you look at his code, he never declared the procedure inside an if statement? and if you copy what he's posted and F1 it in turing, it actually doesn't give that error.

[andrew.]

Whatever the error is, the code is wrong. You must end an if statement with an "end if" in Turing no matter what.