Calculation of the point of intersection of the circles giving NaN first "tour".

See attachment.

When I give the correct parameters as input, the output is always NaN.

However, when I run the VI once again, the correct x, coordinated return.

Obviously, this is not good behavior I want in my VI. What is wrong here?

Thank you

Marvin

It's your use of local variables.  Even if a sequence structure is designed to make you think everything will be in order, it's just an illusion.  All local variables are read, from the VI is executed, but they are all zero until the calculations take place.  Connect your results and discharge the two people in the country and the structure of sequence and you will get what you expect.

Oh and, in race conditions.  Something to keep in mind that you will learn to program in LabVIEW is that you rarely need a local variable.

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