var s = "String"
world << s[3] // outputs "r"
However you're currently not able to do "[number]"[3] to grab the position of the character/value.
Another solution would be to allow for 479[2] which would output 7
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Nov 16 2021, 3:05 pm
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Currently you can access a string via
var s = "String" However you're currently not able to do "[number]"[3] to grab the position of the character/value. Another solution would be to allow for 479[2] which would output 7 |
Nov 25 2021, 12:53 pm
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In response to Rotem12
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Rotem12 wrote:
> var/number = 479 Why didn't I think of that, Thanks lol |