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what is _error_?

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what is _error_?..

Answer / manish thakur

_error_ is created when pdv is generated along with _n_

if the value of _error_ is 0 then there is no error

if the value of _error_ is 1 then there is an error...

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what is _error_?..

Answer / varun

It is automatic variable and component of PDV. the value for _ERROR_ can be 1 or 0 and is helpful Error trapping.

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