@ trolq29 is a counter function included in the program. As I understand it, k corresponds to the current number of counts, and k + 1 refers to increasing the number by 1 each time the function is called.
As far as I know, it will be what in the last exam, only instead of listing errors in pneumatics, will have to be found in the program. A similar task was in June 2020 to find bugs in the program, but with a different pattern. I also know that this group 2 has a slightly different sfc program. If you do the one from June 2020, I think you can do it. GL PS. I didn’t do it myself, because I can’t, but somewhere on YT I saw them doing it.
The discussion revolves around the examination schedule for EE.21 during the winter session in January 2022, specifically focusing on theoretical exams on January 11. Participants share varying exam times, with some confirming a 12:30 PM slot while others have a 2 PM exam. There are inquiries about practical exam details, with requests for information and resources such as photos and diagrams. Users discuss the content of the practical exams, including pneumatic diagrams and programming tasks, and seek clarification on specific functions and errors in their projects. The conversation highlights the collaborative effort among students to share resources and information to prepare for their exams. Summary generated by the language model.
