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| '''Any number of percent symbols''' || String s = "aaa%bbb"; ''or'' String s="aaa%%bbb"; || 97 97 97 37 98 98 98 or 97 97 97 37 37 98 98 98 || The string will be stored in memory exactly as you typed it in. Trouble may arise only if you decide to use that particular String as the first parameter of the ''String.Format'' or ''Display'' function. | | '''Any number of percent symbols''' || String s = "aaa%bbb"; ''or'' String s="aaa%%bbb"; || 97 97 97 37 98 98 98 or 97 97 97 37 37 98 98 98 || The string will be stored in memory exactly as you typed it in. Trouble may arise only if you decide to use that particular String as the first parameter of the ''String.Format'' or ''Display'' function (read further). | ||
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| aaa%%ddd || '''In Label.Text:''' aaa%%ddd<br>'''In Display:''' aaa%ddd || '''%''' is a special character meant for formatting Strings, as in ''String s = String.Format("The value of i is %d", i);''.<br>In Labels, it will have no effect. However the ''Display'' function works the same way as ''String.Format'', so if you want to display ''one'' percent symbol, you must have ''two'' in your string. | | aaa%%ddd || '''In Label.Text:''' aaa%%ddd<br>'''In Display:''' aaa%ddd || '''%''' is a special character meant for formatting Strings, as in ''String s = String.Format("The value of i is %d", i);''.<br>In Labels, it will have no effect. However the ''Display'' function works the same way as ''String.Format'', so if you want to display ''one'' percent symbol, you must have ''two'' in your string. | ||
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