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That's surprising, I always thought using " or ' would both be the same.

So can someone explain what exactly is the difference between using " or ' technically speaking?

Thanks! Didn't realize that one when I was looking through the String Library.

I can do: Var = 65 debugprint(chr(var)) and it will print A However, I would need the reverse of this, is there something like: Var = "A" Debugprint(ReverseofChr(var) Which would then return 65. Does that exist? I can only see Val() command that looks like it, but that looks like it makes a whole st...

Yeah, that what it debugprints here too, problem is, it doesnt print the string. There are two debugs in that code. First one is to debugprint everything inside t_sum, which is the: 1 2 2 3 0 1 Then I am trying to use ArraytoStr for that t_sum, to make it into a string. What I expect to happen with ...

I have here this piece of code: And as can be seen, string is empty.

I am trying to make a string that would be numbers, like "0.123" but cant I use ArrayToStr to do that?

Okay, this is a partial fix, but still not completely working. When using "%.5g" it does result in the right answer, and even when using "%.9g" (which is what I need to use) it still works fine, but using for example "%.13g", it happens to result in 0.6234299999996, since the 14th digit is 1, and ro...

So is there a way to get around it?

That how can I make that calculation and receive the right answer?

I can't confirm this yet, but I am suspecting this bug might be reflecting elsewhere too. It might be affecting one of Adding, Multiplying, or Dividing. My guess is that it is not affecting Adding, since I have enough Adding calculations that do work as supposed. In addition, I am also suspecting th...

Actually, just noticed that this specific number combination fails every time, so here is the new minimum code amount results in:

was able to make minimum code amount to trigger the bug. Hollywood 9.1 Windows 10. Can someone else confirm they get the same result as me: CoinHoldingPlaces = { ["southexchange"] = { ["bigo"] = { plus = 300, neg = 0 }, ["sc"] = { plus = 145880 , neg = 145879.99999903 }, ["xbtx"] = { plus = 5001.723...