I need help formatting a printf() statement. If I wanted to print out the following division to three decimal places....
int a=40500; int b=2900; System.out.printf( ?, a/b);
What would I need to put in place of the ? to make it work?
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Help with Printf statement
I need help formatting a printf() statement. If I wanted to print out the following division to three decimal places....
int a=40500; int b=2900; System.out.printf( ?, a/b);
What would I need to put in place of the ? to make it work?
Re: Help with Printf statement
Take a look at the API doc for the class Formatter:
Java Platform SE 7
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs...Formatter.html
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