How does one use multiple persistent variables?

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Nitesh Panchal on 24 Oct 2016

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Answered: Jan on 25 Oct 2016

I need to store t t-1 and t-2 as different variables

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Walter Roberson on 25 Oct 2016

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persistent t t_minus_1 t_minus_2

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 persistent t
 persistent t_minus_1
 persistent t_minus_2

Walter's and my answer are trivial. Perhaps your forgot to mention a difficult problem.

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