How to add 0 as 08 but not if 25 as 025

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Hi Guys, I want to print the series of numbers but if its less then 9 it should print 09 other then that if its more then 9, I don't want 0 add to the integar e.g. series of number I want is 03 06 09 15 20 22

Also there is a method in java that sorts an array?? Could any one here let me know which one is it ?? As far as I know its something.Sort();

Thanks in advance.

Posted 20-Jul-12 3:45am

Salman Ali Hero

Updated 20-Jul-12 3:47am

Mehdi Gholam

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Mehdi Gholam · Accepted Answer · 2012-07-20T03:49:00

Solution 1

Read the following :
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/data/numberformat.html[^]

Posted 20-Jul-12 3:49am

Mehdi Gholam

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Salman Ali Hero 20-Jul-12 22:09pm

this has too much information, could you tell me in short words if its correct %02d

Mehdi Gholam 21-Jul-12 3:08am

Yes that is correct, you can always check in your debugger :)

Salman Ali Hero 21-Jul-12 22:07pm

System.out.print(randomGenerate + " ");
randomGenerate is my integar but when I added %02d infront of it, it's giving me errors... :(

Mehdi Gholam 22-Jul-12 2:41am

System.out.print("%02d", randomGenerate);

Salman Ali Hero 22-Jul-12 5:27am

yeah I tried that before but still not working...

lewax00 · Accepted Answer · 2012-07-20T04:00:00

Solution 2

As for the sorting part, Arrays.Sort(yourArray) should work according to the first result[^] on Google when searching for "java sort array".

Posted 20-Jul-12 4:00am

lewax00

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Salman Ali Hero 21-Jul-12 22:08pm

Thanks man, keep it up !!!