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Hello, I was experimenting with "User input" task and got some strange results.
Look at this code:
a = io.read('*n')
b = io.read('*n')
print(a)
print(b)
When I enter 1
and 2
it outputs exactly these numbers.
Now look at this code:
x = io.read('*n')
y = io.read('*n')
print(x)
print(y)
When I enter 1
and 2
it outputs 2 and 2.
Can anyone explain me the difference, please?
Ah, oh :) sorry, this input
integration is most probably yet buggy - but this specific case looks extremely crazy.
Perhaps it is about variable scope somewhre, I'll check.
This "School" thing actually is a seismic zone and only in its beginning, the link was made visible for blatant reason of indexing (which supposedly doesn't happen immediately).
But I'm quite thankful for cross-reviewing it, for hints and issue reports!
The whole thing is a consequence of observation upon struggles of few people who came to the site without experience with any programming. Earlier I thought it is not a big deal as anyone has vast internet with zounds of resources, but by and by I start feeling it may be better to try somehow patching this gap.
UPD yes, there was the variable x
inside the function redefined as io.read
, which was not local
. Thanks once
more, you saved me some time since I already hit this bug but mistaken it for something different and left it as is
in bewilderment!
I see this bug is fixed now, thank you.
And thank you for bringing new content to the site! I'm pretty sure there was no "School" tab when I visited this site at previous week.