Something is wrong with my code.

[ProgrammedAlec]

so me and a friend were experimenting, trying to figure out how to create an accurate matrix text-fall.
here is the code he sent me which I "think" is somewhat completed, but when I try to run it, it gives me an error on this part:
var four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve: int
right on the FOUR. I don't know why.

If I can get to run this properly I can continue to work with this but I cant run it for some reason!
Can anyone help me out?

PS. This forum has friendly users.

code:

var one: int var two: int var three: int var four: int var five: int var six: int var seven: int var eight: int var nine: int var ten: int var eleven: int var twelve: int var  four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve: int loop randint (one, 0, 1000) randint (two, 0, 1000) randint (three, 0, 1000) randint (four, 0, 1000) randint (five, 0, 1000) randint (six, 0, 1000) randint (seven, 0, 1000) randint (eight, 0, 1000) randint (nine, 0, 1000) randint (ten, 0, 1000) randint (eleven, 0, 1000) randint (twelve, 0, 10) end loop

Mod edit: Remember to use [ code ] [ /code ] tags when posting code!

[[Gandalf]]

You're redeclaring four and all the other 'number' variables. What's the purpose of the twelve previous lines if you have that one there?

Also, before continuing I strongly suggest you look into arrays and for loops.

[ProgrammedAlec]

Okay, now here's what I got after Editing according to half of Tony's details.

code:

var four: int var five: int var six: int var seven: int var eight: int var nine: int var ten: int var eleven: int var twelve: int var  four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve: int loop randint (four, 0, 1000) randint (five, 0, 1000) randint (six, 0, 1000) randint (seven, 0, 1000) randint (eight, 0, 1000) randint (nine, 0, 1000) randint (ten, 0, 1000) randint (eleven, 0, 1000) randint (twelve, 0, 10) end loop

[BigBear]

No he means you declare your variables one on each line as an int. Then you declare them again.

[Tony]

ProgrammedAlec @ Tue Nov 11, 2008 9:57 pm wrote:

according to half of Tony's details

What?

[[Gandalf]]

Ya I just banged my head against my keyboard and closed the page. Another case of your name popping up where by all means it doesn't make sense! Perhaps we all truly are Tony clones.

Sorry Alec, but you're making the same mistake again in your new code. Try removing the first 9 lines of your new code, they're just repeats of your later variables.

[Euphoracle]

Your title says "Tony's Clone"... People are silly (:

[sierius]

What are you trying to get the script to do ? You could use arrays if you wanted.

code:

%% decales the variable number %% the variable number holds arrays 1 to 12 var numbers : array 1 .. 12 of int %% assign each array with a rand int from 0 - 1000 for i : 1.. upper (numbers) randint (numbers(i), 0, 1000) end for %% this is to check if it worked %% shows what number value was assigned %% to each array for i : 1 .. upper (numbers) put " The number in the array ", i," is : ", numbers(i) end for

Hope this helps.
You question would be easier to understand if you stated what the script is for.

Edit : Forgot to code
Edit : One more note

By changing the value in

code:

var numbers : array 1 .. 12 of int

currently represented by '12'

You change the entire script in terms of how many numbers will be inserted to be randomized and printed.

Ie. You input

code:

var numbers : array 1 .. 20 of int

20 numbers will be given a randomized value and which be printed

[andrew.]

You are declaring your variables (var one : int) and then after you go to 12, you redeclare it again which causes an error. Take out some of the declarations so that there is one var one, one var two, etc. Also, instead of doing that, I highly recommend you look into arrays. Just head over to the Turing tutorials section.