#include "C:\Practice Programs\Puzzle Feuer\Puzzles\defs.h"


int i=1;

void
main()
{
	auto int i, j;  // There are two'i' one globle and one local.
	i = reset(  );
	for( j=1; j<=3; j++ ) {
		PRINT2(d,i,j);     // All of these 'i' are local.
		PRINT1(d,next(i));
		PRINT1(d,last(i));
		PRINT1(d,new(i+j));
	}
}// end main

int reset(void) // The globle 'i' is set to one at instantiation
{
	return(i);  // The return value is assigned to 'main's local variable 'i'.
}

// As the 'for loop' is cycled 'j' increases by one.  This gives the 10 11 12 values.

int next(int j) 
{
	return( j=i++ ); // 'j' gets the 'i' value, and that value is returned. 
}					 // The globle 'i' is incremented after the assignment to 'j', and the return.

int last(int j)
{
	static int i=10; // 'j' gets the 'i' value, and that value is returned. 
	return( j=i-- ); // 'i' is local variable in 'lasst' so 'j' will always be assigned 10.
}						

int new(int i)	// This is 'main's 'i'
{
	auto int j=10;    // In 'new' 'j' is a local variable. 	
	return( i=j+=i ); // So 10 will always be added to 'i' and that value returned.
}