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Alternatively, you can display handsome floating-point numbers, in columns, by including a field width, a period, and the number of digits that you want to appear to the right of the decimal point. Consider, for example, the following display statement:
*-- Field width is 8
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printf ("%-6s%8.2f\n", "Food", 4700.1287);
^
*-- Two digits to appear after the decimal point
The result is as follows:
Food 4700.12
Note that the number displayed is truncated, rather than rounded.