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| 1. | String formatting: Integer, Decimal and Hexadeciaml | ||
| 2. | String formatting: Float, Default Float and Default exponential |  | |
| 3. | String formatting: Right justify and Left justify |  | |
| 4. | String formatting: Fifteen and five characters allowed in string |  | |
| 5. | String Format: Force eight digits in integer |  | |
| 6. | String format: Five digits after decimal in float |  | |
| 7. | print variable into a string |  | |
| 8. | Formatted print: string |  | |
| 9. | Formatted print: float |  | |
| 10. | Print variables into a string |  | |
| 11. | Output float |  | |
| 12. | String output format: %e, %f, %g and |  | |
| 13. | String Simple Conversion: |  | |
| 14. | Use print as C printf: %d and %s |  | |
| 15. | Use print as c printf: %s |  | |
| 16. | Output with print: concatenate string, int float and list on the fly |  | |
| 17. | String Output Width and Precision |  | |
| 18. | aligning positive and negative numbers |  | |
| 19. | Print a formatted price list with a given width |  | |
| 20. | Define and ouuput string: 8-bit, 1-byte, 2-byte and 4-byte |  | |
| 21. | Print with format: %o, %x and %X |  | |
| 22. | Formatting Numbers: float | ||
| 23. | Using form %(name)format, as shown here |  | |
| 24. | More than one format in the string |  |