Commodore CBM - Right; Str; Val

Examples:
?MID$("ABCDE",2,1)
?MID$("ABCDE".3.2)
?MID$("ABCDE",3)
RIGHT$
Prints B.
Prints CD.
Prints CDE.
RIGHT$ returns the rightmost characters in a string.
Format:
RIGHT$(arg,count)
where:
arg
count
is a string constant variable, or expression.
is a numeric constant variable, or expression
specifying the number of rightmost characters
to
be returned, in the range 0<count~255.
Examples:
?RIGHT$(ARG,2)
MM$=RIGHT$(X$+" #").
STR$
Prints RG.
Prints 100.
Prints 1
E+ 1 O.
STR$ returns the string equivalent of the numeric argument.
Format:
STR$(arg)
where:
arg
is a numeric constant variable, or expression.
STR$ converts the number to the same format as it wou Id be printed out in a
PRINT statement. The first character of the string is a blank if a number is positive,
or it
is a minus sign if the number is negative.
Examples:
A$=STR$(14.6)
?STR$(1 E2)
?STR$(1E10)
VAL
VAL returns the numeric equivalent of the string argument.
Format:
VAL(arg)
where:
arg
is a string constant variable, or expression.
The number returned by VAL may
be used in arithmetic computations.
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