C language converts floating-point data into strings

In your program, you may encounter the need to convert floating-point data to a string:

  #include <stdio.h>void float2char (float,char*,int); Int main () {     Char buffer[10];    float2char (123.4567,buffer,10);     printf ("%f   Convert to String  %s\n ", 123.4567,buffer);     float2char ( -654.321,buffer,10);     printf ("%f  converted to string  %s\n", -654.321,buffer);     return 0;} Void float2char (float slope,char*buffer,int n)   //floating-point number, the stored character array, the length of the character array {     int temp,i,j;    if (slope>=0)//judgment is greater than 0         buffer[0] =  ' + ';    else    {         buffer[0] =  '-';         slope = -slope;    }    temp =  (int) slope;//Rounding number part     for (i=0;temp!=0;i++)//calculates the number of digits in the integer part         temp /=10;     temp = (int) slope;    for (j=i;j>0;j--)//Convert integer part to string     {         buffer[j] = temp%10+ ' 0 ';         temp /=10;    }    buffer[i+1] =   '. ';     slope -= (int) slope;    for (i=i+2;i<n-1;i++)//Convert fractional parts to string type     {        slope*=10;         buffer[i]= (int) slope+ ' 0 ';         slope-= (int) slope;    }    buffer[n-1] =  ' + ';}

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C language converts floating-point data into strings