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Revision as of 16:09, 2 February 2024
The _ADLER32 function returns the Adler-32 checksum of a string.
Syntax
- chksum~& = _ADLER32(dataString$)
Parameters
- chksum~& is the _UNSIGNEDLONG checksum returned (zero, if the given dataString$ was empty).
- dataString$ is any literal or variable STRING to build the checksum from.
Description
Examples
- Example
- Calculating the area of a circle using a SINGLE variable in this case.
radius = 5 circlearea = _PI(radius ^ 2) PRINT circlearea |
78.53982 |
See also