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The [[_MK$]] function can convert any numerical type into an [[ASCII]] [[STRING]] value that can be converted back using [[_CV]]. | The [[_MK$]] function can convert any numerical type into an [[ASCII]] [[STRING]] value that can be converted back using [[_CV]]. | ||
Revision as of 20:56, 2 June 2022
The _MK$ function can convert any numerical type into an ASCII STRING value that can be converted back using _CV.
Syntax
- string_value$ = _MK$(numericalType, numericalValue)
- numericalType is any QB64 numerical type: INTEGER, LONG, SINGLE, DOUBLE, _INTEGER64, _BYTE or _BIT.
- Whole integer values can be signed or _UNSIGNED.
- numericalValue must match the numericalType used.
Description
- Supports converting any QBasic or QB64 numerical value into a string value.
- Some resulting ASCII string characters might not be able to be printed to the screen.
See also
- _CV (QB64 conversion function)
- MKI$, CVI, INTEGER
- MKL$, CVL, LONG
- MKS$, CVS, SINGLE
- MKD$, CVD, DOUBLE
- MKSMBF$, CVSMBF (Microsoft Binary Format)
- MKDMBF$, CVDMBF (Microsoft Binary Format)
- CURRENCY