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Code:
s u b s t r($a,0,1)
s u b s t r($a,0,1)
subtr($a,0,1)
substr($a,0,1)
When I attempt to preview this I get:Greg Bernhardt said:Code:subtr($a,0,1)
works ok for me
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substr
no way, this is all good to know and fix!jbriggs444 said:And apologies for ruining your day.
A "Substr in [code] section bug out" refers to a bug or error that occurs in the code section of a program or website. It is often caused by a problem with the substring function, which is used to extract a portion of a string in programming.
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A "Substr in [code] section bug out" can be caused by a variety of factors, including incorrect syntax in the code, incompatible code from different sources, or a mistake in the substring function itself. It can also be caused by browser compatibility issues or outdated software.
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To prevent a "Substr in [code] section bug out," it is important to test and review code thoroughly before implementing it. Regularly updating software and checking for compatibility issues can also help prevent these types of bugs. Additionally, having a backup plan in case of errors or bugs can help minimize the impact of a "Substr in [code] section bug out."