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Making the PRINTF Look Better in G05 !!

Making the PRINTF Look Better in G05 !!. EXAMPLE: printf ("%f%d", a, b) ; /* Produces lots of decimal places for variable ‘a’….. 142.101567 … defaults to 6 */ But you can control the output as follows:

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Making the PRINTF Look Better in G05 !!

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  1. Making the PRINTF Look Better in G05 !! EXAMPLE: printf ("%f%d", a, b) ; /* Produces lots of decimal places for variable ‘a’….. 142.101567 … defaults to 6 */ But you can control the output as follows: printf ("%x.yf%zd", a, b) ; /* The x & z specify the total number of defaultplaces (always supplied, more provided if needed) including the decimal point and any sign . The y specifies the exact number of place to the right of the decimal point. This control allows the programmer to better align output data. The x, y & z are optional. printf ("%.2f%d", a, b) ; /* Now produces only 2 places to the right of the decimal for variable ‘a’….. 142.10 */

  2. Example • Say you want to print • The pole is 42.735 feet high • The pole is 4.123 feet high • The pole is 192.678 feet high • You would use • printf (“The pole is %.3f feet high\n”,hgt);

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