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Hello FellowForumers

I have some questions about this subject and Although I have researched about i have some problems let it sink in proper

Although i have basic understanding of Global and Local I Still have questions to be absolute sure:

#include <Array.au3>

Global $TSAB[20]

While 1
    trading()
    If $TSAB[19] = True Then MsgBox(0,"","Thank you AutoIT Forum ^^ ")
;~  If $TSAB[19] = True then Exit
WEnd

func trading()
    $TSAB[19] = ""
    $TSAB[7] = ""
    while 1
        _ArrayDisplay($TSAB)
        $TSAB[7] = "done"
        _ArrayDisplay($TSAB)
        If $TSAB[7] = "Done" Then $TSAB = ClientDoneCommand()
        _ArrayDisplay($TSAB)
        If $TSAB[19] = True then Return $TSAB
    WEnd
EndFunc

func ClientDoneCommand()
    $TSAB[19] = True
    Return $TSAB
EndFunc

My own example Above gives to me Decent understanding that Global can be called anywhere in the program and that the global variable is sent and called towards other functions and loops as it was just before it got sent or returned

is there anything I have to keep in mind to Prevent any big mess? Am I something missing about this or has anyone some advice?

I will use this global as the soul of my program and store information on where it has been and been and what functions it has visit and what it has been doing etc

Here I move to Local $var

So I got the same script and added some Local var:

#include <Array.au3>

Global $TSAB[20]
local $hugs = ""

While 1
    ConsoleWrite($hugs & "0" & @LF) ;Added line
    $hugs = trading()
    If $TSAB[19] = True Then MsgBox(0,"","Thank you AutoIT Forum ^^ ")
;~     If $TSAB[19] = True then Exit
ConsoleWrite($hugs & "1" & @LF) ;Added line
WEnd

func trading()
    $TSAB[19] = ""
    $TSAB[7] = ""
    local $hugs = "yes"
    while 1
        ConsoleWrite($hugs & "2" & @LF) ;Added line
        _ArrayDisplay($TSAB)
        $TSAB[7] = "done"
        _ArrayDisplay($TSAB)
        If $TSAB[7] = "Done" Then $TSAB = ClientDoneCommand($hugs)
        _ArrayDisplay($TSAB)
        ConsoleWrite($hugs & "4" & @LF) ;Added line
        If $TSAB[19] = True then Return $TSAB
    WEnd
EndFunc

func ClientDoneCommand($hugs)
    $TSAB[19] = True
    ConsoleWrite($hugs & "3" & @LF) ;Added line
    $hugs = "Maybe"
    Return $TSAB
EndFunc

Here I added a few console writes and numbered them the consolewrite output is

0
yes2
yes3
yes4
1
repeat

So the following things I see in my blurry mind as are as follow

at the very start I need to declare Local $hugs = ""  else ;
ConsoleWrite($hugs & "0" & @LF) 

 ;Added line will have variable used before declaration (meaning nothing has been stored ever which I understand)

Now here comes an interesting part to me, about:

    $hugs = trading()
    If $TSAB[19] = True Then MsgBox(0,"","Thank you AutoIT Forum ^^ ")
;~     If $TSAB[19] = True then Exit
ConsoleWrite($hugs & "1" & @LF) ;Added line

here Happens nothing , not even a error (which I expected)

I do not get a consolewrite: 0

it does not output anything

I understand that the functions has not returned the variable of

local $hugs = "yes" or     $hugs = "Maybe"

But I expected an error, why no error?

What Happens with the at line 33

$hugs = "Maybe"

does it get lost? deleted (from the memory ) at the end of the function?

@ line 17?

local $hugs = "yes"

Would it be wise to write there local $hugs = "yes" or is $hugs = "yes" Good enough , does it really matter with managing anything?

and as last I also understand if I would change

that at line 26 that it is not needed the write return $TSAB but just return would be good enough?

because $TSAB is in every function / If / while for next loop avaiable and it will carry over the information stored inside of it?

if i would change it into

Return $hugs

then

ConsoleWrite($hugs & "1" & @LF)  will give me yes1

and even at the very start of the while loop

ConsoleWrite($hugs & "0" & @LF)   will give me yes0 and it was previous just 0

so it seems

anything wrong here? so it seems the local does not get lost at the end of the while loop

then my final questions about for / next

For $z = 0 to 9
    For $x = 0 to 9
        For $y = 0 to 9
        ConsoleWrite($z & $x & $y & @LF)
        next
    next
next
if $z = 9 Then  MsgBox(0,"","1000 ^^ ")
if $x = 9 Then  MsgBox(0,"","x = 9 ^^ ")
if $y = 9 Then  MsgBox(0,"","y = 9 ^^ ")

the Variable $z , $x and $y

are they only used in the for next loop or can they be used outside of it?

my msgboxs do not work here after the next so i guess they end right away in the for next loop

any tips or suggestions are welcome if i am saying anything wrong or retarded here

Cheers Butterfly

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