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Hi,
I was wondering if it's possible to use the sprintf or any kind of print statements that formats your output into a particular format. The value that is passed to me is "45.0", and I would like the output to be displayed as "45.00".
Thanks for any replies!
I was wondering if it's possible to use the sprintf or any kind of print statements that formats your output into a particular format. The value that is passed to me is "45.0", and I would like the output to be displayed as "45.00".
Thanks for any replies!
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look at the c:fmt taglibrary from JSTL
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Yes, there are several Java formatters available. Formatter is a generic formatter like printf or sprintf. It can be used with String.format() or also PrintStream's printf() function. NumberFormat, DecimalFormat and DateFormat are also available for formatting string representations.
Edit: Or, yeah, see the template library jwenting posted above if you are wanting JSP tags.
Edit: Or, yeah, see the template library jwenting posted above if you are wanting JSP tags.
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Originally Posted by Ezzaral 
Yes, there are several Java formatters available. Formatter is a generic formatter like printf or sprintf. It can be used with String.format() or also PrintStream's printf() function. NumberFormat, DecimalFormat and DateFormat are also available for formatting string representations.
Edit: Or, yeah, see the template library jwenting posted above if you are wanting JSP tags.
Thanks alot guys! the fmt tag library did the trick.
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