[VEX for Algorithmic Design] E06 _ Strings

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Thanks Junichiro!!! This series should call JuniFlix. See you in the next chapter.

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[@JafarDashti]

To fix decimal formatting issues with "sprintf()" function use %s or %g. it will use the same value as you assigned to variable and no decimal error. Thanks for the video!

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[@VitaminSoup]

Great, as always!

[@andrewsutherland2138]

s@val1 gives me an error.. everything is exactly the same. any ideas?

[@VicRejkia]

if you struggle with too much decimal numbers, use the "ftrim" function to get rid of the unnecessary => 50.400000 to 50.4

[@mujuningaiza]

Can't get ftrim function, If you can explain it would be life saver
What I got is like
// So if you want to trim 0.256143 to 3 decimal places
// You'll write like
sprintf("%.3f", 0.256143) ; //or
sprintf("%0.3f", 0.256143) ;
// Result will be 0.256

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[@95lustr]

when I select the path to the attributewrangle, the "font" still shows not the text itself, but the path to the attributewrangle. What could be the problem?

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Thank You very much, Junichiro!

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Thanks!!!

[@leflute7191]

Hey! great video!!
i got a question... can u use a string array to store variable names, and then acces that variables trought the array?
Someting like:
int val1 =0;
int val2 =1;
String array[] = {"val1","val2"};
int val3 = array[0]; ??

[@maurypb]

Though string manipulation is... uh... not "fun", thanks again for doing this video! I've been enjoying them.

[@theostalproject]

s@val1 keeps giving me errors :( code is the same as yours

[@c.e.l.l.z]

35:05 mind blown again "you can consider strings the same as arrays, where each character occupies an index in the array" wow

[@dnzCraft]

Sure enter single quotes !!!!!!!!! not this ' ,it shloud be ` 8:57

[@吴思凡-r1l]

Thanks..I stopped for a long time...