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Matthew Gillen wrote: > Stephen Adler wrote: >> Java folk... >> >> What's the java equivalent to the following two statments >> >> >> char String[]="10.0"; double Number; sscanf(String,"%lf",&Number); >> char OtherString[100];sprintf(OtherString,"Number is %lf",Number); > > String numStr = "10.0"; > double number = Double.parseDouble(numStr); > > String otherNumStr = Double.toString(number); > >> >> I'd like to be able to use the ease of sscanf and ssprintf to convert >> and format number into and from strings...
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