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A '''quotation mark''' delimits the start and end of a literal [[STRING]] value.  
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{{DISPLAYTITLE:_R2D}}
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The '''_R2D''' function converts a RADIAN value into a DEGREE value.  
  
  
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''Usage:'' string_value$ = "This is a text STRING."
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{{PageSyntax}}
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:: result = [[_R2D]](''num'')
  
  
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* The quotation mark must delimit the ends of a string or text prompt in a [[PRINT]], [[WRITE]], [[INPUT]] or [[LINE INPUT]] statement.  
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*(Only available in QB64-GL, from Dirty Builds after 06/20/2014. Previous versions of QB64 don't support this command.)
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* The IDE may add  a missing quotation mark at the end of a [[SUB|statement]] or [[FUNCTION|function]].
 
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* [[LINE INPUT]] allows quotation marks to be entered as user input. The [[LINE INPUT (file statement)]] can transfer quotation marks.
 
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* Quotation marks should be used when [[comma]]s are used in a literal [[WRITE]] or [[INPUT (file statement)]] text string.
 
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* To insert quotation marks in a [[PRINT]] statement insert [[CHR$]](34) using string [[concatenation]] or [[semicolon]]s.
 
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* String values can be [[concatenation|concatenated]] or added using the plus ([[+]]) operator. Cannot be used to combine numerical values!
 
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* Concatenation MUST be used when combining literal [[STRING|string]] values in a variable definition.
 
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* String values can be combined with other string or numerical values using [[semicolon]]s or [[comma]] tabs in a PRINT statement.
 
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* Literal [[DATA]] strings do not require quotation marks unless the value is a keyword, uses commas or has end spaces.
 
  
  
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''See also:''
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''Example:'' Coverting Radian into Degree.
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{{CodeStart}}
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INPUT "Give me an angle in Radians ", D
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R = _R2D(D)
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PRINT "That angle in Degrees is "; R
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{{CodeEnd}}
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{{OutputStart}}
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Give me an angle in Radians 0.5
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That angle in Degrees is    28.64789
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{{OutputEnd}}
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''See also:''  
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* [[_D2G]], [[_D2R]]
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* [[_G2D]], [[_G2R]]
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* [[_R2D]], [[_R2G]]
  
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* [[STRING]], [[PRINT]], [[WRITE]]
 
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* [[CHR$]], [[LINE INPUT]]
 
  
  
 
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Revision as of 16:00, 25 June 2014

The _R2D function converts a RADIAN value into a DEGREE value.


Syntax

result = _R2D(num)


  • (Only available in QB64-GL, from Dirty Builds after 06/20/2014. Previous versions of QB64 don't support this command.)


Example: Coverting Radian into Degree.

INPUT "Give me an angle in Radians ", D R = _R2D(D) PRINT "That angle in Degrees is "; R

Give me an angle in Radians 0.5 That angle in Degrees is 28.64789


See also:



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