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Displaying an interger in float
This is a discussion on Displaying an interger in float within the Java forums, part of the Software Development category; In oracle,a fieldname has been declared in int. But i have to display it in float. Please help me to find a solution....
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09-03-2007
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Re: Displaying an interger in float
you can assign the int to float and then display.
but it will display xxxx.0 becuase you have already lost the precision information. e.g. int abc = 12345; float abf = abc; System.out.println(abf); will display ... 12345.0 hope this will help. by the way, how you have exactly defined the filed in Oracle? Regards. 
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09-10-2007
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Re: Displaying an interger in float
Use the format command ... as it is a simple display ... is that ok ?
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