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    The code : [ float f = 10.123; printf("%10.4E\n",f); ] results (Microsoft Visual C++) : 1.0123E+001 How to print 1.0123E+01 ? (2 digits after E instead of 3) Best regards, Peter

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      The code : [ float f = 10.123; printf("%10.4E\n",f); ] results (Microsoft Visual C++) : 1.0123E+001 How to print 1.0123E+01 ? (2 digits after E instead of 3) Best regards, Peter

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      It seems to me that you can't get 2 digits instead of 3. But you can print to string using sprintf() instead of printf(), find unnecessary '0' character and remove it.

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