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Call the valueOf() method. The valueOf() method of any class returns the primitive value if one exists:


 



package{

  import flash.display.Sprite;

  

  public class Main extends Sprite{

    public function Main(){



        var sTitle:String = new String("ActionScript Bible");

        

        trace(sTitle.valueOf()); // Displays: ActionScript Bible



    }

  }

}

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