VBScript: Conversion and Format Functions - This Next Part Will Make You CDbl()
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Once more, CDbl() does what? It lets you return an expression as a double. Yay! Here is it in code:
<html>
<body>
<script type="text/vbscript">
dim dayamn
dayamn=189809098019810980110981.80098098109810981098
document.write(CDbl(dayamn))
</script>
</body>
</html>
This will return the value as a double, resulting in:
1.89809098019811E+23
Though to be fair, even if you tried to print that number without using CDbl() it would print with scientific notation.
Conclusion
Well, I did not get through even half of the functions. But never fear; that just means I'll have to write another article. Or two. Either way, be sure to come back often as we continue and one day, in the far, far off future, finish our description of the VBScript Functions.
Till then...
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