Do U have a simple and intelligent solution for this problem? Logical problem...

[Michelle1892773]

I have explain what I need... maybe it's better if I do example?

[Giedrius.S]

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Michelle1892773 wrote:
Not very good... I hope excellent solution 😉

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Michelle1892773 wrote:
<...> please save it for previous version of LabView. I don't have LW9.

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How have you known if my solution is not "excelent" then? 😄

Okay, do an example. Maybe somebody will manage to help you 😉

Message Edited by Giedrius.S on 02-20-2010 12:32 AM

[RavensFan]

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Michelle1892773 wrote:
I have explain what I need... maybe it's better if I do example?

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Yes.  As I said, either explain how Giedrius' solution is not right for you, or do your own work and post back if you have problems with how that works.

[Michelle1892773]

I write the steps of the cycle, X is the variable that cycle modify, N is the random number that the cycle generate:

X=50;

N=24;

i=0:

      N(0)=83;

      N(0)<N;  (START WITH +, IF START WITH - CHANGE + WITH - AFTER)

      X(0)=50+1=51;

i=1:

      N(1)=72;

      N(1)<N(0); (YES, SAME OPERATION OF PREVIOUS STEP:+)

      X(1)=51+1=52;

i=2:

      N(2)=69;

      N(2)<N(1); (YES, SAME OPERATION OF PREVIOUS STEP:+)

      X(2)=52+1=53;

i=3:

      N(3)=98;

      N(3)<N(2); (NO, CHANGE OPERATION:-)

      X(3)=53-1=52;

i=4:

      N(4)=19;

      N(4)<N(3); (YES, SAME OPERATION OF PREVIOUS STEP:-)

      X(4)=52-1=51;

i=5:

      N(5)=77;

      N(5)<N(4); (NO, CHANGE OPERATION:+)

      X(5)= 51+1=52;

CONDITION OF END: THERE ARE 2 CHANGE CONSECUTIVE.

Message Edited by Michelle1892773 on 02-19-2010 04:57 PM

Message Edited by Michelle1892773 on 02-19-2010 04:58 PM

[RavensFan]

Try this.