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what is the difference between x=substr(name,1,2);
and substr(name,1,2)='x';
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Answer Posted / oanhntt
x=substr(name,1,2) means you assign x value equal to the
first 2 characters of variable "name" while
substr(name,1,2)='x' just compare these fist 2 characters to
value 'x', so this seem useless without condition syntax
(correct one should be: if substr(name,1,2)='x' then /*do
some thing*/;).
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