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LEFT

ls = LEFT (s [,n])

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Returns the n number of leftmost chars of string s as string ls. If n is not specified then n = 1.

Example

s = "abcdef"
print LEFT(s)      ' Output: a
print LEFT(s, 3)   ' Output: abc
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