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Latest revision as of 08:40, 28 April 2017
| Language: | English • 中文（简体） |
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STRL$ returns the string representation of long-type number.
Syntax
STRL$(<number>, <format_string>)
Type
<return value>: String
<number>: Long, Double
<format_string>: String
 | IMPORTANT |
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A double-type input is implicitly converted to long |
Range
<number>: MinLong to MaxLong
<format_string>: a valid sprintf() integer format
%d, %i - signed decimal %u - unsigned decimal %o - octal %x, %X - hexadecimal %c - unsigned char
 | WARNING |
| If an invalid format string is used, the behavior is undefined |
Scope
Configuration, Task or Terminal
Limitations
Read only
Examples
-->PRINT STRL$(60, "%d")
60
-->PRINT STRL$(60,"%o")
74
-->PRINT STRL$(60,"%x")
3c
-->PRINT STRL$(60,"%c")
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