Purpose |
Replaces one character in a
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Syntax |
ASC(stringvar, position&) = CharCode& |
Remarks |
The ASC statement replaces one character in a string variable. The position& parameter determines which character is replaced. The first character is one, the second two, etc. If position& is negative, ASC counts from the end of the string in reverse. That is, -1 specifies the last character, -2 specifies the second to last character, etc. If the stringVar is ANSI, the CharCode must be in the range of 0 to 255. If Unicode, the CharCode must be in the range of 0 to 65535. |
Restrictions |
The ASC statement cannot be used to extend the length of a string. If string is null (zero-length), or position is zero or greater than the length of stringvar, the operation is ignored. |
See also |
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Example |
A$ = "hello There" |