do you mean:
int a,b,c; a = b = c = 7;
string a="A="; string b="B="; string x="AxB="; string p=", "; int A=2; int B=4; int C=A*B; string sentence=a+(string)A+p+b+(string)B+p+x+(string)C; Print(sentence);
I'm not sure that I understand correctly, but this may give you a pointer
Trying taking a look at StringFormat() / PrintFormat()
honest_knave:
Trying taking a look at StringFormat() / PrintFormat()
Thanks for the replies. Sorry if I wasn't clear before but what I mean is for instance
int A= 31
int B = 66
and I want to display an alert I would write
Alert("The value of variable A is ", A)
My question is how would I do the alert but display both A and B variables. I have tried something like
Alert("The value of variable A is ",A "and variable B is ",B)
but compiler returns an error.
Thanks
int A=31; int B=66; // Method 1 Alert("The value of A is "+(string)A+" and B is "+(string)B); // Method 2 Alert(StringFormat("The value of A is %i and B is %i",A,B)); // Method 3 Alert(StringConcatenate("The value of A is ",A," and B is ",B));
marana77:
Alert("The value of variable A is ",A "and variable B is ",B)
hello,
you have to put a comma after A
best regards

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Hi, can someone please let me know how I can add two assigned variables in a single sentence. i can do it with one e.g. "this is an example for a single", variable.
But how can I do the same but with two or more variables. Sorry if this seems like a newbie question but I have tried searching for the answer but to no avail. Im doing this for an alert function
Thanks in advance.