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| − | This opcode "converts" integer values from meters to feet. By "convert", this means multiplying the value by 3.3333333. The more precise conversion would be to [http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=convert+1+meter+to+feet multiply by 3. | + | This opcode "converts" integer values from meters to feet. By "convert", this means multiplying the value by 3.3333333. The more precise conversion would be to [http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=convert+1+meter+to+feet%2C+8+digits multiply by 3.2808399]. The output value does not round accordingly to traditional methods, e.g., inputting "2" will output "6" but inputting "3" will output "10". |
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Revision as of 12:12, 13 January 2012
CONVERT_METRES_TO_FEET_INT
Description
- Converts integer meters to feet
Syntax
- 042D: [var] = metric_to_imperial [int]
Parameter
- [var]
- Variable to store the converted value as integer
- [int]
- Integer value
Native analog
This opcode "converts" integer values from meters to feet. By "convert", this means multiplying the value by 3.3333333. The more precise conversion would be to multiply by 3.2808399. The output value does not round accordingly to traditional methods, e.g., inputting "2" will output "6" but inputting "3" will output "10".
Keywords
change, convert, integer, metres, metre, meter, foot, feet, metric, imperial
See also
- 0425, converts floating-point values from meters to feet
