This is in Tiger Beta1.

I ran into a minor formating glitch with printf. When printing
a double value of 99.99 I managed to get it to print as "10."


public class Print {

    public static void main(String arv[]) {
        double x = 99.99;
        System.out.printf("x = %3.0f\n", x);
    }

}


This wasn't what I was expecting.

There is a further oddity. When I run the program on Solaris
I get "10." But when I run it on Windows I get "10 ." That is,
there is a space betwene the zero and the dot. Odd.


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