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Hello Shawn,

It is a good idea to start a new topic, thanks.

Indeed the iziBasic implementation of STR$() is not very standard. I did it on purpose to ease the output formatting of numbers to a text string. So there was a trick anyway!
And I have to acknowledge that my former answer was too fast, not very friendly. I wrote it very quickly, without thinking too much about it. I apologize for that.

I also understand your frustration because of the lack of "code examples". Please allow me to just say that iziBasic is a hobby project for me, not my job, and it is a "one man" project. So putting code examples for all single statements and functions is too much work for me.
This is why I took the option of providing so many full source code sample programs instead.

Now, the exact syntax of STR$ is :
textvar=STR$(number,format)
Indeed, you want to convert a numeral value into a string with a given format.
So, replace your C$=STR$(C$,0) line by this one: C$=STR$(C,0).
You may also enhance a little bit your application by replacing the C=A/B line by this one: C=AB since the 0 format you used in the STR$() function says that you want to display only the integer part of the number. So, an integer division would work just as fine and save you a few processor ticks.

Never hesitate to ask for more help.
This forum is the right place indeed to ask for help and to share good ideas and good pieces of source code.

Thank you for your last sentence. This is the best reward I can get for this first compiler project I ever worked on, as a hobby, for the fun of it.

Cheers

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