Jedive is right.
Just a note: using Int will mess up the thing, cause Int rounds the value: Int(5.7) gives you 6 instead of 5, so it would be more correct to use Floor (but again, the conversion is automatic so no need for any of them). I mean, don't do
i% = Int(5.7)
if you expect i to be 5! This can sound like a silly advice, but you can easily spend hours debugging your code just because you thought Int just convert to int like any other language do (ie by just cutting the fractional part).
Just a note: using Int will mess up the thing, cause Int rounds the value: Int(5.7) gives you 6 instead of 5, so it would be more correct to use Floor (but again, the conversion is automatic so no need for any of them). I mean, don't do
i% = Int(5.7)
if you expect i to be 5! This can sound like a silly advice, but you can easily spend hours debugging your code just because you thought Int just convert to int like any other language do (ie by just cutting the fractional part).