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Perl » String » printf 
1. Field specifiers for printf.
2. Format Codes for the sprintf and printf Functions
3. printf Data Formats
4. %.2f specifies a floating-point number with two decimal digits
5. %3d specifies that the integer number should be displayed with three digits
6. %x: Hexadecimal
7. Insert multiple values to printf
8. Output month name and week name by using the return value from gmtime
9. Printing a percent sign after a digit
10. Printing a space before signed values not preceded by + or -
11. Printing integers right-justified
12. Printing numbers with the + flag
13. Printing numbers without the + flag
14. Printing out an array of string one by one
15. Printing with the 0 (zero) flag fills in leading zeros
16. The printf formats a string and prints it to the given file handle:
17. To print a single text string using %s
18. Using precision while printing floating-point numbers
19. Using precision while printing integers
20. Using precision while printing strings
21. Using the # flag with conversion specifier X
22. Using the # flag with conversion specifier g
23. Using the # flag with conversion specifier o
24. printf "%+.4e\n", $value;
25. printf "%.5f\n", $value;
26. printf "%c is ASCII value 65 and %c is value 66\n", 65, 66;
27. printf "%d\n", +455.34;
28. printf "%d\n", -455;
29. printf "%d\n", 455.954;
30. printf "%o\n", 455;
31. printf "%u\n", -455;
32. printf "%u\n", 455;
33. printf "%x\n", -455;
34. printf "Left-justified the number is |%-10d|\n", 100;
35. printf "The character is %c\n", 65;
36. printf "The floating point number is |%8f|\n", 15;
37. printf "The formatted floating point number is |%8.2f|\n",14.3456;
38. printf "The formatted number is |%10d|\n", 100;
39. printf "The number in decimal is %d\n", 45;
40. printf "The number in hexadecimal is %x\n", 15;
41. printf "The number in octal is %o\n",15;
42. printf "The number printed with leading zeros is |%010d|\n", 5;
43. printf "This string is %s\n", "literal";
44. printf("%-15s%-20s\n", "Jack", "Sprat");
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