Simple Actionscript problem

Question

Just received my new CS3 Web Premium in the mail yesturday
and have been playing around with it, specially with flash. Do need
some help with it though while I my trying to learn it. I have C++,
VB, and PHP experience but have never really played around with
actionscript as far as programing (used it to do basic event
actions back in MX 2004). Anyways, to the point. I can't get this
code to work. I am assuming I need to change the string to an
integer, but not sure how.
Here is the code:
import fl.events.*;
import flash.events.*;
btnCalc.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, calculate);
function calculate(e:Event):void {
var Num1:Number = txtNum1.text;
var Num2:Number = txtNum2.text;
lblOutput.text = Num1 + Num2;
}

Answer 1

int and uint (and void) are not object types, they are
primitive type
associations. Values with the type int in Flash are still
based around the
Number class (being capitalized, there is an actual Number
class in Flash),
but benefit from integer optimizations at a lower level.
"WebmastaDj" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:f0q66n$p2p$[email protected]..
>I have noticed that. Actionscript is very case sensitive
and not very
>consistent. But I am sure there is a reason why they do
that not sure what
>though.