Block Diagram - Toolbar #5

[SercoSteveB]

What behaviour will LabVIEW exhibit if the user selects the Step Overbutton on the following Block Diagram?

a) Nothing

b) The VI will execute
c) The VI will execute and pause at the Addition node
d) The VI will execute and pause at either the Numeric Value In 1 or Numeric Value In 2 Control

[YogeshShivarudrappa]

Ans is C

[saki]

Ans C

[mini09]

Agree with those all go with C...

[Anagha.G]

c

[Calvin_Fernandez]

hi everyone...the answer is C as rightly pointed out. on the first press it executes the VI and pauses it at the add node on pressing it again it completes the block diagram and then by pressing on the step out button stops the VI.

[vipul982]

Well I tried this out and the answer comes out to be c. One thing I am not sure of is why does it takes a click on step out button to complete the VI execution? why the VI doesn't stop execution after 2 clicks of step over?

Thanks

[SercoSteveB]

Answer: C. Nice one YogeshShivarudrappa, saki, gnshmrthy, G.Ana, CalvinFernandez, and vipul982.

Pretty much the same functionality as provided for Step Into; as long as there are no SubVIs on your Block Diagram, if so Step Into would push debugging into these subVIs (and allow you to debug them) whereas Step Over would step over them.

[ashwinilele]

C.  I had little confusion in step in and step over . Thais Steve u clerify it..

[magic_mike]

I might be wrong about this, but it would seem the step into and step over buttons perform the same function if the VI is not running. If the VI is not running, both the stop into and step over buttons act as a "start single stepping" button. Once either button is pressed they have the step into and step over functionality.

[skian]

C