Float sum = new Float(300); // always somehow calculated DecimalFormat df = new DecimalFormat(\"#.#\");
In Java, I am trying to get DecimalFormat to enforce the sign on an exponent sign. When it is positive I need a plus sign to appear. From what I have read this seems like a no brainer, but for myself
Is it pos开发者_如何学Gosible to format price according to rules like this using DecimalFormat in Java:
I\'m trying to modify the decimal-format of a stylesheet based on certain information of an XML. More exaclty, I\'ve a XML like this
i am developing a blackberry project through the latest eclipse IDE. i am wanting to use the DecimalFormat class, however, i have noticed that eclipse doesn\'t recognize this class. Even if i change t
I\'m using DecimalFormat to format doubles to 2 decimal places like this: DecimalFormat dec = new DecimalFormat(\"#.##\");
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