To convert values in Delphi RAD Studio, you can use a variety of built-in functions and procedures, depending on the type of conversion you need to perform. Here are some examples:
- To convert a string to an integer, you can use the StrToInt function. For example:
```
var
myString: string;
myInt: Integer;
begin
myString := '123';
myInt := StrToInt(myString);
// myInt now contains the integer value 123
end;
```
- To convert an integer to a string, you can use the IntToStr function. For example:
```
var
myInt: Integer;
myString: string;
begin
myInt := 123;
myString := IntToStr(myInt);
// myString now contains the string value '123'
end;
```
- To convert a string to a floating-point number, you can use the StrToFloat function. For example:
```
var
myString: string;
myFloat: Double;
begin
myString := '3.14';
myFloat := StrToFloat(myString);
// myFloat now contains the floating-point value 3.14
end;
```
- To convert a floating-point number to a string, you can use the FloatToStr function. For example:
```
var
myFloat: Double;
myString: string;
begin
myFloat := 3.14;
myString := FloatToStr(myFloat);
// myString now contains the string value '3.14'
end;
```
These are just a few examples of the many conversion functions and procedures available in Delphi RAD Studio. The specific function or procedure you need will depend on the type of data you're working with and the type of conversion you need to perform.
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