Could you just cast your strings to normal integers, do your arithmetic, and then convert it back to a string with the necessary zero-padding?
``` @sprintf("%02d", int("01")*int("02")) ``` On Wednesday, May 20, 2015 at 8:28:03 AM UTC-7, paul analyst wrote: > > Big thx, but I need: > 01*02=02 > like 1*2=2 > Paul > W dniu 2015-05-20 o 14:21, Kristoffer Carlsson pisze: > > In Julia you concatenate strings with * > > julia> a=[@sprintf("%02d",i) for i = 1:99]; > > > julia> a[1]*a[2] > "0102" > > > > > On Wednesday, May 20, 2015 at 10:05:08 AM UTC+2, paul analyst wrote: >> >> Txh, but unfortunatly is not to compute >> >> julia> a=[@sprintf("%02d",i) for i = 1:99]; >> >> julia> a[1]+a[2] >> ERROR: MethodError: `+` has no method matching +(::ASCIIString, >> ::ASCIIString) >> Closest candidates are: >> +(::Any, ::Any, ::Any) >> +(::Any, ::Any, ::Any, ::Any...) >> >> I have in string data with time and i must compute changes only in on 2 >> last position >> table= >> 2015-01-01 >> 2015-01-01 >> 2015-01-12 >> >> I take last two digits >> int(table[i][9:10]) >> compute somthing >> >> and I must put the last two Chars >> Always i need 2 char '12' or '01' >> >> >> >> Paul >> >> >> >> W dniu 2015-05-20 o 09:57, Jeff Waller pisze: >> >> *[@sprintf("%02d",i) for i = 1:99]* >> >> >> >