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3. Use fprintf to print the number 12345.6789, for the following situations - without specifying any field width - field width of 10 with 4 decimal places - field width of 10 with 2 decimal places - field width of 6 with 4 decimal places - field width of 6with 2 decimal places

          3. Use fprintf to print the number 12345.6789, for the following situations
- without specifying any field width
- field width of 10 with 4 decimal places
- field width of 10 with 2 decimal places
- field width of 6 with 4 decimal places
- field width of 6with 2 decimal places

3. Use fprintf to print the number 12345.6789, for the following situations
- without specifying any field width
- field width of 10 with 4 decimal places
- field width of 10 with 2 decimal places
- field width of 6 with 4 decimal places
- field width of 6with 2 decimal places

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Computer Science and Information Technology

Trishna Knowledge Systems 2018 Edition

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Field width of 10 with 4 decimal places: fprintf(stdout, "%10.4f\n", 12345.6789); Show more…

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Use fprintf to print the number 12345.6789, for the following situations without specifying any field width: field width of 10 with 4 decimal places, field width of 10 with 2 decimal places, field width of 6 with 4 decimal places, field width of 6 with 2 decimal places, vector and.