IOS Class | Functions |
Function | Meaning |
int ios::width() | Returns the current width |
int ios::width(n) | Sets the width and Returns the current width |
int ios::fill() | Returns the current fill character |
int ios::fill(n) | Sets the fill character and Returns the current fill character |
int ios::precision() | Returns the current floating point precision |
int ios::precision(n) | Sets the floating point precision and Returns the current floating point precesion |
Example:
main()
{
char x[]=“hello”;
cout.fill(‘*’);
cout.width(10);
cout<<x; // prints “*****hello”
float f=3.456;
cout.precesion(2);
cout<<f; // prints 3.46
}
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