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| ====== format ====== | ====== format ====== | ||
| format args to the format string format and write the result to the stream | format args to the format string format and write the result to the stream | ||
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| <code java> | <code java> | ||
| format(String format, Object... args); | format(String format, Object... args); | ||
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| return value: stream | return value: stream | ||
| </code> | </code> | ||
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| + | ^ sign ^ Description ^ | ||
| + | |0 |if the place is not busy they prints a 0 | | ||
| + | |# |if the place is not busy they prints nothing | | ||
| + | |. |decimal separator Separates and decimal places. | | ||
| + | |, |Groups the numbers (a group is as large as the distance from "," to "."). | | ||
| + | |; |Delimiter. To the left of the pattern is positive, the right for negative numbers. | | ||
| + | |- |The default character for the negative prefix | | ||
| + | |% |The number is multiplied by 100 and reported as a percentage. | | ||
| + | |% % (without the space )|Just like %, with only thousandths. | | ||
| + | |\uXXXX |unicode XXXX stands for Numbers and chars like \u20B3 | | ||
| + | |' |Masking of special symbols in the prefix or suffix | | ||
| + | |%n |new line | | ||
| + | |%b |Boolean | | ||
| + | |%% |Percent | | ||
| + | |%s |String | | ||
| + | |%c |Unicode-Char | | ||
| + | |%d |decimaldigit | | ||
| + | |%x |hexadecimal | | ||
| + | |%t |Date / Time | | ||
| + | |%f |Float | | ||
| + | |%e |scientific notation | | ||
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| ===== Language Example ===== | ===== Language Example ===== | ||
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| String string = "hey"; | String string = "hey"; | ||
| - | System.out.format("%-10s reserve 10 signs on the left side\n", string ); | + | System.out.format("%-10s reserve 10 signs on the right side\n", string ); |
| - | System.out.format("%20s reserve 10 signs on the right side\n", string ); | + | System.out.format("%20s reserve 10 signs on the left side\n", string ); |
| - | System.out.format("%10d reserve 10 signs after the number \n", i ); | + | System.out.format("%10d reserve 10 signs for the number \n", i ); |
| - | System.out.format("%+d print math signs \n", i ); // prints the vorzeichen | + | System.out.format("%+d print math signs \n", i ); // print math signs |
| System.out.format("%010d reserve 10 places and fill it with 0\n", i ); | System.out.format("%010d reserve 10 places and fill it with 0\n", i ); | ||
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| The answer is probably 42 and not 42,12 | The answer is probably 42 and not 42,12 | ||
| also not 42,12 | also not 42,12 | ||
| - | hey reserve 10 signs on the left side | + | hey reserve 10 signs on the right side |
| - | hey reserve 10 signs on the right side | + | hey reserve 10 signs on the left side |
| - | 42 reserve 10 signs after the number | + | 42 reserve 10 signs for the number |
| +42 print math signs | +42 print math signs | ||
| 0000000042 reserve 10 places and fill it with 0 | 0000000042 reserve 10 places and fill it with 0 | ||
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