When I try to use Sav3r it says the subscript is out of range!
What is wrong?
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Subscript Out of Range occurs when a call is made to an array using a value that does not exist in the array (say you have array dogs() and you set it to dogs(1 to 3) but you call for dogs(4).WizOnFireHydrant, this will return a Subscript Out of Range error)
I don't know anything about the program you're using, but I still think I can help. Exactly what are you doing when it gives you the error?
I don't know anything about the program you're using, but I still think I can help. Exactly what are you doing when it gives you the error?
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that sounds alot like PhP...FleetAdmiralBacon wrote:Subscript Out of Range occurs when a call is made to an array using a value that does not exist in the array (say you have array dogs() and you set it to dogs(1 to 3) but you call for dogs(4).WizOnFireHydrant, this will return a Subscript Out of Range error)
I don't know anything about the program you're using, but I still think I can help. Exactly what are you doing when it gives you the error?
nice explanation btw.
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