EBK STARTING OUT WITH VISUAL BASIC
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Chapter 3, Problem 2WDT
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- The user cannot perform arithmetic operations on strings, because the strings are mainly used to be printed on a paper or displayed on a screen.
- In memory, the strings are stored in a different manner compared with number.
- Consider the arithmetic operator “+”,
- If both the operands are numeric values, then “+” operator performs additions on both the operands.
- But, if both the operands are strings, then “+” operator performs concatenation on both the strings, even if the string is like a number “28.9”.
- If the user wants to perform arithmetic operations on strings like “28...
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