Not exactly the question I would expect here, especially because you seem
to ask for C, not for Python.
In Python I would suggest a transformation to a string which can be
formatted easily.
Mike
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Hi all,
How do I formate a number (eg integer) so that, for n = 12345678,
a print n looks like 12 345 678 or 12'345'678 instead of 12345678 ?
Is it possible with a print ("%fomat_number") % (n) ?
Thanks in advance.
I checked my C books, but...
Jean-Michel Fauth, Switzerland
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