How To Distinguish If The Numerical Value Is Integer Or Floating Point?
Hi, I'm a newbie of VB, I'm working on my VB assignment at this moment and encounter a problem.
In a part of my assignment, I need to make a Textbox and type a numerical value in. And I need to know if this number is Integer or floating point value.
Any VB build-In function can do that? or I should check if the string value contain "."?
Thanks for helping
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