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Defining a formatting method for
Float
instances is a little more involved, because you usually want
to specify not only the field width, but also the number of digits to
follow the decimal point. Accordingly, you might want to define a method
with an argument, formatWithWidth:andFraction:
, with the
andFraction:
argument controlling the number of postdecimal-point
digits.