lol, no. I need to get the value of a string. In Olde BASIC (Sinclair, Commodore etc...) you would use something like VAL or VAL$. Ie, LET A=VAL "100" or LET B=VAL B$ would give you 100 or the...
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Re: Question: Converting number to words.
lol, no. I need to get the value of a string. In Olde BASIC (Sinclair, Commodore etc...) you would use something like VAL or VAL$. Ie, LET A=VAL "100" or LET B=VAL B$ would give you 100 or the...
Re: Question: Converting number to words.
So, if I want to do the opposite, does String.toInteger () work?
Regards,
Shaun.