// Fig. 28.4: FloatingNumberTest.java
// Using floating-point conversion characters.

public class FloatingNumberTest 
{
   public static void main( String args[] )
   { 
      System.out.printf( "%e\n", 12345678.9 );
      System.out.printf( "%e\n", +12345678.9 );
      System.out.printf( "%e\n", -12345678.9 );
      System.out.printf( "%E\n", 12345678.9 );
      System.out.printf( "%f\n", 12345678.9 );
      System.out.printf( "%g\n", 12345678.9 );
      System.out.printf( "%G\n", 12345678.9 );
   } // end main 
} // end class FloatingNumberTest


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