5. Java Output Formatting - Introduction || java || Hackerrank

The % Format Specifiers

The % specifiers that you can usedC are:

Usual variable type Display

%c char single character

%d (%i) int signed integer

%e (%E) float or double exponential format

%f float or double signed decimal

%g (%G) float or double use %f or %e as required

%o int unsigned octal value

%p pointer address stored in pointer

%s array of char sequence of characters

%u int unsigned decimal

%x (%X) int unsigned hex value


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[BhagyashreeBelote]

i follow yours step but ans is wrong why??

[eriksonnapanvillagaray]

just what i was looking for, it helped me a lot, thanks.

[someshsahu]

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[sarwatkhan]

i tried to solve it as they have given the condition of aphabat but it does not works

[anshuprakash]

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[manvendrapal]

why do we use printf instead of println

[ggen]

This exact answer doesnt work for me. Everything is the same and it still says wrong

[purushothamreddy.j]

It is great explained, may I know Why have we used for loop here.

[rayanraj]

what if the integer is 13 digit long instead of 3 and we need to format the integer with 1 instead of 0?

[premapriya]

Y we use printf
We can also use in Java?

[thegoodlad]

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