Java formatted output

Java's formatted output is equivalent to String.Format, which is similar to C, such as
System.out.printf ("%8.2f", X);
In printf, you can use multiple parameters, such as:
System.out.printf ("Hello,%s. Next year, you'll be%d, name, age);

The conversion character for printf is as follows:

Conversion character	type	Example
D	Decimal integer	159
X	hexadecimal integer	9f
O	Eight-binary integers	237
F	Fixed-point floating point number	15.9
E	Exponential floating-point number	1.59e+01
G	Usual floating-point numbers
A	Hexadecimal floating-point number	0x1.fccdp3
S	String	Hello
C	Character	H
B	Boolean type	TRue
H	Hash code	42628b2
Tx	Date Time	See Time Introduction table
%	Percent Sign	%
N	Separator

In the printf function, you can use multiple flags, such as:
System.out.printf ("%,.2f", 10000.0/3.0);
Flags for printf are shown in the following table

logo	Purpose	Example
+	Symbols before printing a number	+3333.33
Space	Add a space before a positive number	| 3333.33|
0	0 in front of the number	003333.33
-	Align Left	|3333.33 |
(	Negative numbers enclosed in parentheses	(3333.33)
,	Add a grouping separator	3,333.33
# (for F )	Include decimal points	3,333.
# (for x or o)	Add prefix 0x or 0	0xcafe
^	Convert to uppercase	0XCAFE
$	Specifies the format parameter index, such as%1$d,%1$d, that represents the decimal and hex print the first parameter	159 9F
<	Format the preceding parameters, such as%d%<x, in decimal and 16 To print the same parameter	159 9F

the conversion of the time date is as follows:

Conversion character	type	Example
C	Full Date and time	Mon Feb 18:05:19 PST 2004
F	ISO 8601 Date	2004-02-09
D	US time format (mm/dd/year)	02/09/2004
T	24 Hour time	18:05:19
R	12 Hour time	06:05:19 pm
R	24 Hours No second time	18:05
Y	Four-year	2004
Y	The latter two of the years	04
C	The first two people of the year	20
B	Full spelling of the month	February
B or h	Abbreviation of the Month	Feb
M	Two-month (pre-fill 0)	02
D	Two-digit day (pre-complement 0)	09
E	Date (not 0 before)	9
A	Full day of the week	Monday
A	Abbreviation of the day of the week	Mon
J	The number of days of the year, three-bit complement 0	16X
H	24-hour hour, two-bit complement 0	18
K	24-hour hours, two not 0	18
I	12-hour hour, two-bit complement 0	06
L	12-hour hours, two not 0	6
M	Minutes, two-bit complement 0	05
S	Seconds, two-bit complement 0	19
L	Milliseconds, three-bit complement 0	047
N	nanoseconds, nine-bit complement 0	047000000
P	Capitalize in the afternoon	Pm
P	Last Afternoon lowercase	Pm
Z	RFC 822 numeric offset from GMT	-0800
Z	Time	Pst
S	1970-01-01 00:00:00 seconds	1078884319
E	1970-01-01 00:00:00 milliseconds	1078884319047

Java formatted output