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I want to store all the result which are basically 8 points generated after every time function GenTestPoint is called.

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Its start from level 1.

Level 1 = 8 Points;
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8 points will be calculated only when if statement is true. But it's fine in the worst case all the statements are true and at the end we will get 4096 points. Just consider that all the if statements are true and I am getting 4096 points at the end which I need to store in some GLOBAL Variable.

I need this 4096 points at the end.

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