Nevermind, the problem is obvious. When the function is called with the argument of zero, then the error happens.
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Nevermind, the problem is obvious. When the function is called with the argument of zero, then the error happens.
I would delete this but apparently I don’t have the permissions to delete this.
glad it worked out! Sounds like scoping and maybe a closure error?
I needed to add a guard clause for when the first argument was zero. The function ran correctly the first time, then died the second time through when the value was zero.