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convert a=(b/100)*a into a "expr" expression
Hi Guys,
THis is the first time am using the expr expression. I like to know how to write the expression a=(b\100)*a. THis works fine if it gives without a bracket. the bracket should be present as i wanted to define the order of execution. Help me out. Thanks for your help in advance. Regards, Magesh. |
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