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If you are new to FMZ, can you please help me with the values?

Author: luqiang125, Created: 2021-02-18 22:29:22, Updated:

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allez-zvar price = Number ((a.data.price) and converted to a number

Inventors quantify - small dreamsWhat's up? {pos (192,210) } "code": 0, "msg": "", "detail_msg": "", "data": { is the name of the file} "Price": "6.58", and "Price" is "6.58". "buy": "0.097638908224630504", and "buy" means "buy" and "buy" means "buy". "amount": "0.5", Fee: three, "route": I'm not sure. I'm not sure. What's up? So let's say that this variable is a. Then write: What's up? var price = a. data. price What's up? It's all right.