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exponent output format (%e)

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lupien1

lupien1

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Mar 1, 2005
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When using « printf("%e", value) » the output use 3 digit for the exponent part (ex. 3.5e+004). How can i get a result with only 2 digit in the exponent part (ex. 3.5e+04)

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Unfortunately the exponent is fixed to 3 digits. You could sprintf it to a string, remove the third digit from the end and then printf the string.
 
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