Lets say i want to have a variable called t in a function. When i call the function t will be incremented. When i exit the function t should not have the value it had in the function and actually unless i say otherwise, t should still be 0 outside of the function. When i return to the function value of t should still be whatever i left it as when i last left the function in otherwords if i called the function and i increased t from 0 to 1, it should still be 1 when i return.
For some reason its not... I thought this was the idea of functions. I didn't think that when i went back to the function it would be reset back to 0. and yet it is. I dont want to declare a global variable because i dont want T in my funtion to interfear with t in the rest of the program. i want them to be 2 separate variables that i can leave and come back to and they will be as i left them.
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