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+--TEST--
+sprintf %f #2
+--FILE--
+<?php
+var_dump(sprintf("%.3F", 100.426));
+var_dump(sprintf("%.2F", 100.426));
+var_dump(sprintf("%d",   100.426));
+var_dump(sprintf("%d",   100.9));
+var_dump(sprintf("%o",   100.426));
+var_dump(sprintf("%o",   100.9));
+
+/* copy & paste from the docs */
+
+/* example#1: Argument swapping */
+$num = 100.1;
+$location = "world";
+
+$format = 'There are %d monkeys in the %s';
+var_dump(sprintf($format, $num, $location));
+
+/* example#2: Argument swapping */
+$format = 'The %s contains %d monkeys';
+var_dump(sprintf($format, $num, $location));
+
+/* example#3: Argument swapping */
+$format = 'The %2$s contains %1$d monkeys';
+var_dump(sprintf($format, $num, $location));
+
+/* example#4: Argument swapping */
+$format = 'The %2$s contains %1$d monkeys.
+    That\'s a nice %2$s full of %1$d monkeys.';
+var_dump(sprintf($format, $num, $location));
+
+/* example#5: various examples */
+$n =  43951789;
+$u = -43951789;
+$c = 65; // ASCII 65 is 'A'
+
+// notice the double %%, this prints a literal '%' character
+var_dump(sprintf("%%b = '%b'", $n)); // binary representation
+var_dump(sprintf("%%c = '%c'", $c)); // print the ascii character, same as chr() function
+var_dump(sprintf("%%d = '%d'", $n)); // standard integer representation
+var_dump(sprintf("%%e = '%e'", $n)); // scientific notation
+var_dump(sprintf("%%u = '%u'", $n)); // unsigned integer representation of a positive integer
+var_dump(sprintf("%%u = '%u'", $u)); // unsigned integer representation of a negative integer
+var_dump(sprintf("%%f = '%f'", $n)); // floating point representation
+var_dump(sprintf("%%o = '%o'", $n)); // octal representation
+var_dump(sprintf("%%s = '%s'", $n)); // string representation
+var_dump(sprintf("%%x = '%x'", $n)); // hexadecimal representation (lower-case)
+var_dump(sprintf("%%X = '%X'", $n)); // hexadecimal representation (upper-case)
+
+var_dump(sprintf("%%+d = '%+d'", $n)); // sign specifier on a positive integer
+var_dump(sprintf("%%+d = '%+d'", $u)); // sign specifier on a negative integer
+
+
+/* example#6: string specifiers */
+$s = 'monkey';
+$t = 'many monkeys';
+
+var_dump(sprintf("[%s]",      $s)); // standard string output
+var_dump(sprintf("[%10s]",    $s)); // right-justification with spaces
+var_dump(sprintf("[%-10s]",   $s)); // left-justification with spaces
+var_dump(sprintf("[%010s]",   $s)); // zero-padding works on strings too
+var_dump(sprintf("[%'#10s]",  $s)); // use the custom padding character '#'
+var_dump(sprintf("[%10.10s]", $t)); // left-justification but with a cutoff of 10 characters
+
+/* example#7: zero-padded integers */
+var_dump(sprintf("%04d-%02d-%02d", 2006, 12, 18));
+
+/* example#8: formatting currency */
+$money1 = 68.75;
+$money2 = 54.35;
+$money = $money1 + $money2;
+var_dump(sprintf("%01.2f", $money)); // output "123.10"
+
+/* example#9: scientific notation */
+$number = 362525200;
+ 
+var_dump(sprintf("%.3e", $number)); // outputs 3.63e+8
+?>
+--EXPECT--
+string(7) "100.426"
+string(6) "100.43"
+string(3) "100"
+string(3) "100"
+string(3) "144"
+string(3) "144"
+string(34) "There are 100 monkeys in the world"
+string(28) "The 100.1 contains 0 monkeys"
+string(30) "The world contains 100 monkeys"
+string(76) "The world contains 100 monkeys.
+    That's a nice world full of 100 monkeys."
+string(33) "%b = '10100111101010011010101101'"
+string(8) "%c = 'A'"
+string(15) "%d = '43951789'"
+string(18) "%e = '4.395179e+7'"
+string(15) "%u = '43951789'"
+string(17) "%u = '4251015507'"
+string(22) "%f = '43951789.000000'"
+string(16) "%o = '247523255'"
+string(15) "%s = '43951789'"
+string(14) "%x = '29ea6ad'"
+string(14) "%X = '29EA6AD'"
+string(17) "%+d = '+43951789'"
+string(17) "%+d = '-43951789'"
+string(8) "[monkey]"
+string(12) "[    monkey]"
+string(12) "[monkey    ]"
+string(12) "[0000monkey]"
+string(12) "[####monkey]"
+string(12) "[many monke]"
+string(10) "2006-12-18"
+string(6) "123.10"
+string(8) "3.625e+8"