@Warhawk947 ...yes. Yeah.

@TaylorLiang I don't quite remember, but I think 'variables were referenced before assignment', so I made every variable global. Twice.

@Knecinedit why though? Global variables are a bad practice

@TaylorLiang Why are globals bad?

@TobyS They lead to errors and bugs, that are often difficult to debug or fix

@TaylorLiang Well I guess if your entire code was dependent on 1 global yeah but a few globals in short code shouldn't be a problem

@TobyS reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

@TaylorLiang Haha thats what I was expecting

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@TaylorLiang Exactly

@TobyS screeching

@TaylorLiang What do you suggest as an alternative? If a variable is necessary in multiple functions, it can't just sit there and remain local. That'll cause an error itself.

@Knecinedit make it a perameter in the function
so main(time, x1,x2,x3, *etc)

@TaylorLiang if you have lots of parameters, that can serve the same purpose within the function, it would make more sense to list it as an *args. Just a tip. Don't know if it applies here though.

@TaylorLiang There we go, I have removed the globals. I never had any bugs or errors with them, but I appreciate anything clean up my code. Thank you!