There are standard functions like atof(), itoa()......
my question is: Is there a function to convert float to string...??
I searched the MSDN library, but cannot find "ftoa()"....does it have other names..??
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There are standard functions like atof(), itoa()......
my question is: Is there a function to convert float to string...??
I searched the MSDN library, but cannot find "ftoa()"....does it have other names..??
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sprintf(string, "%f", floatnum);
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Which is it? float to int or float to string? First one, second one... both?Originally Posted by AssistMe
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The answer to your questions is no and yes respectively. There isn't a function to convert a float to int, but you don't need one.Code:char buf[ BUFSIZ ] = {0}; int x = 0; float f = 0.0; f = 123.45; x = f; /* float to int */ sprintf( buf, "%f", f ); /* float to string */
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Opppss.......my mistake...
I mean float to string
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