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STR$(<[[numeric expression]]>) | |||
The '''Str$''' [[internal function]] returns the string form of a numeric value X. | |||
====Comments and Examples==== | |||
00010 LET A = 12.34 | 00010 LET A = 12.34 | ||
00020 LET B = 56.0 | 00020 LET B = 56.0 | ||
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Lines 50 to 80 will print the following four lines: | Lines 50 to 80 will print the following four lines: | ||
12.34 | 12.34 | ||
56 | 56 | ||
12.3456 | 12.3456 | ||
68.34 | 68.34 | ||
====Related Functions==== | ====Related Functions==== | ||
[[CNVRT$]] converts numbers to strings and provides more formatting options. The inverse function of STR$(X) is [[VAL]](A$). PRINT VAL(STR$(12)) will print the numeric value 12. | [[CNVRT$]] converts numbers to strings and provides more formatting options. The inverse function of STR$(X) is [[VAL]](A$). PRINT VAL(STR$(12)) will print the numeric value 12. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:44, 22 May 2014
STR$(<numeric expression>)
The Str$ internal function returns the string form of a numeric value X.
Comments and Examples
00010 LET A = 12.34 00020 LET B = 56.0 00030 LET A$ = STR$(A) 00040 LET B$ = STR$(B) 00050 PRINT A$ 00060 PRINT B$ 00070 PRINT A$ & B$ 00080 PRINT STR$(A+B)
Lines 50 to 80 will print the following four lines:
12.34 56 12.3456 68.34
Related Functions
CNVRT$ converts numbers to strings and provides more formatting options. The inverse function of STR$(X) is VAL(A$). PRINT VAL(STR$(12)) will print the numeric value 12.