The Format Specifiers : Number Format « Data Type « Java

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3. Number Format

The Format Specifiers

      

Format Specifier           Conversion Applied

%a                         Floating-point hexadecimal
%A

%b                         Boolean
%B

%c                         Character
%C

%d                         Decimal integer

%h                         Hash code of the argument
%H

%e                         Scientific notation
%E

%f                         Decimal floating-point

%g                         Uses %e or %f, whichever is shorter
%G

%o                         Octal integer

%n                         Inserts a newline character

%s                         String
%S

%t                         Time and date
%T

%x                         Integer hexadecimal
%X

%%                         Inserts a % sign

   
    
    
    
    
  

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37.	Using only 0's to the left of E forces no decimal point
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