Re: Basic Proggraming Question

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Subject: Re: Basic Proggraming Question
From: will the chill <wlverine@NOSPAM.NAC.NET>
Date: Fri, 2 Oct 1998 08:03:15 -0400
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Use the iPart and fPart functions to return the integer part and
decimal(fractional) part of your number, use Eq>St function to return a
string for each, and then use the lngth function to return the length of
each string you made.  Just make sure you subtract 1 from the length of
the decimal part, because it will include the decimal point in the
string.  If you don't know these functions, read your manual.

-Will the Chill

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