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RIGHT

r = RIGHT (s[,n])

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Returns the n number of rightmost chars of string s. If n is not specified n = 1.

Example

s = "abcdef"

print right(s)      ' Output: f
print right(s,2)    ' Output: ef
print right(s,10)   ' Output: abcdef
Code samples using RIGHT
000 hello.bas   001 3 ways to print hello 5 times.bas   002 numeric variables.bas   003 conditional branching.bas   004 loops.bas   005 challenge.bas   006 arrays+.bas   2048.bas   2048.bas   3d_torus.bas   3dtorus.bas   7gables.bas   another look at trig functions.bas   Balleta 2-11-15.bas   base64.bas   blackbox.bas   Blackbox.bas   block.bas   bolmo.bas   bowling7.bas   calc.bas   calculator.bas   cgi_counter.bas   Chaos_1xt.bas   Chaos_NPhase.bas   checkers.bas   checkers.bas   chess.bas   chess.bas  
String
ASC   BCS   BIN   CBS   CHOP   CHR   DISCLOSE   ENCLOSE   FORMAT   HEX   INSTR   JOIN   LCASE   LEFT   LEFTOF   LEFTOFLAST   LOWER   LTRIM   MID   OCT   REPLACE   RIGHT   RIGHTOF   RIGHTOFLAST   RINSTR   RTRIM   SINPUT   SPACE   SPC   SPLIT   SPRINT   SQUEEZE   STR   STRING   TRANSLATE   TRIM   UCASE   UPPER   VAL  
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