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What is the difference between %f and %g?

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  1. %f is the floating point field descriptor.  It will put the value into the form mmm.ddddd.  If the number is too long to fit in the given field, you'll get the default characters instead.

    %g will use the %f format if it can.  If the number is too long, it will shift to the %e (scientific notation) format.

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