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isstring
Format:
isstring ( value ) |
Purpose:
Checks whether a value is a string.
The value can be of any type but must be declared in case of a
variable or object field.
Return Values:
Returns true if and only if value is of type string.
Example:
input: | resulting output:
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<? isstring(128)> | false |
<? isstring(128.39)> | false |
<? isstring("256")> | true |
<? isstring("256.42")> | true |
<? isstring("0")> | true |
<? isstring(true)> | false |
<? isstring(false)> | false |
<? isstring(emptytuple)> | false |
<? isstring(null)> | false |
See Also:
isbool(), isinteger(), isreal() istuple().
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