Hi,
I thought that %02.1f would print floating points as xx.x or 0x.x but it
does not. It prints x.x or xx.x.
How do I ensure that there always are 2 digits before the floating point?
Thanks!
H
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Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote on Dec, 27:
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I thought that %02.1f would print floating points as xx.x or 0x.x but it
does not. It prints x.x or xx.x.
How do I ensure that there always are 2 digits before the floating point?
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On 2005-12-27 10:58:54, Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote:
Hi,
I thought that %02.1f would print floating points as xx.x or 0x.x but it
does not. It prints x.x or xx.x.
How do I ensure that there always are 2 digits before the floating point?
Try %04.1f, since xx.x has length 4, not 2.
I must admit I
Felix C. Stegerman wrote:
On 2005-12-27 10:58:54, Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote:
Hi,
I thought that %02.1f would print floating points as xx.x or 0x.x but it
does not. It prints x.x or xx.x.
How do I ensure that there always are 2 digits before the floating point?
Try %04.1f, since xx.x has length
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