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VAL

f = VAL (s)

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Returns the numeric value of string s. If s cannot be converted to a number, VAL will return 0. VAL does not evaluate the string.

Example

print val("123")        ' Output: 123
print val("123e2")      ' Output: 12300
print val("0xFF")       ' Output: 255

print val("123*2")      ' Output: 123
print val("123abcd")    ' Output: 0
print val("seven")      ' Output: 0
Code samples using VAL
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