| ??? 11/24/04 16:22 Read: times |
#81861 - WYGIWYAF Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Farhan Arshad said:
The calculator which i had make shows 9.801E+07. which is the right answer but i want to convert this result into 98010000. My answer is in a double data type Donald Catto said:
sprintf() Farhan Arshad said:
I have already used sprint(). sprintf converts the value of double (in which i have the result) into the char buffer. But my problem is how can i convert 9.801E+07 into 98010000. No, that isn't your problem. Your problem is, surely, that you have used the wrong format specification in your sprintf call? If you don't want scientific notation, then don't use that format spec - use the one you actually want! See your compiler manual - or any good 'C' textbook. WYGIWYAF = What You Get Is What You Asked For! |
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