Hi there! I’m currently having some issues when attempting to make a static variable. I have experience in Java and so my understanding of a static variable is something that affects every object of a class and is the same for each object. I am trying to do this for a boolean as shown in the code:
static bool color;
However I’m not entirely sure how to initialize the boolean. Whenever I try I just get a compiler error screaming at me for an unidentified variable. I would love if one of you guys could give me a hand in figuring this out.
One thing you could try is to declare the variable inside of the function that you’re looking to use it in. When I did that it seemed to work fine for me.
What I did was create the variable at the top of the .cpp file and then I was able to use it throughout the functions that I wanted to use it in without any compiler errors.
