how longs a piece of string????

Answer 1

A piece of string is twice as long as the distance from middle to end. ...but seemingly never long enough when you need to sew up a seam!!...why's that?)

Answer 2

It's actually quite easy to calculate this; Think of a random number, write it down; now fold your piece of string in half, then in half again, and measure the length of the folded bundle; add that length to the number you have written down. Double that, double it again, then subtract the number you have written dwn from the total four times in succession. That's how long your piece of string is! Easy, huh?

Answer 3

You can find that out by the following code in C#:
public string Substring(startposition, numberofcharacters);

Where you access it by:
(stringname.SubString(startPos, numChar)).Length;

With this function, you can get the length of a piece of string => a substring.

Answer 4

a piece of string is as long as as needed to make use of ie if i have to tye a pole to a fence i may need a small piece of sring if the pole is bigger i need a bigger piece of string.

Answer 5

If you put the string in a circle, the length is 3.14159265358979 times the diameter of the circle

Answer 6

string is made of bit-fibors put togather by weaving so as long as you have the resorses to make it there is no end, you could tie it around the moon

Answer 7

As long as a road

Answer 8

10 inchs

Answer 9

As long as you want it to be.

Answer 10

Never quite long enough.