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Can you please explain me some things that I couldn't understand by reading in Wiki, just clear it out.

Please tell me how will 'local static' print this, I don't understand, it says on the wiki that it doesn't forget it's old value, but I still can't understand please explain to me. It should rather print 111 because, below j is set to 1 in the loop:

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Originally Posted by wiki.sa-mp.com static local A static local can be used in the same place as a local but doesn't forget it's old value, for example: MyFunc() { static var1 = 4; printf("%d", var1); { // var1 still exists as this is a lower level static var2 = 8; printf("%d %d", var1, var2); } // var2 no longer exists as this is a higher level } // var1 no longer exists That code will behave exactly the same as the new example, however this: for (new i = 0; i < 3; i++) { static j = 1; printf("%d", j); j++; } Will print: 1 2 3 Because j is static so remembers its old value.

I also don't understand what does wiki mean in 'global static'. I don't understand what they mean by "they can only be used in the file they are declared in":

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Originally Posted by wiki.sa-mp.com global static Global static variables are like normal globals but can only be used in the file in which they are declared: File1: static gsMyVar = 4; MyFunc() { printf("%d", gsMyVar); } #include "File2" File2: MyFunc2() { // This is wrong as gsMyVar doesn't exist here printf("%d", gsMyVar); } static can also be applied to functions in the same way.

Can someone also explain to me what does return 0 and return 1 have in difference. Please explain me this.