3.5

package main

import (
	"fmt"
)

var integer int64 = 32500
var floatNum float64 = 22000.456

func main() {

	// Common way how to print the decimal
	// number
	fmt.Printf("%d \n", integer)

	// Always show the sign
	fmt.Printf("%+d \n", integer)

	// Print in other base x -16, o-8, b -2, d - 10
	fmt.Printf("%x \n", integer)
	fmt.Printf("%#x \n", integer)

	// Padding with leading zeros
	fmt.Printf("%010d \n", integer)

	// Left padding with spaces
	fmt.Printf("% 10d \n", integer)

	// Right padding
	fmt.Printf("% -10d \n", integer)

	// Print floating
	// point number
	fmt.Printf("%f \n", floatNum)

	// Floating point number
	// with limited precision = 5
	fmt.Printf("%.5f \n", floatNum)

	// Floating point number
	// in scientific notation
	fmt.Printf("%e \n", floatNum)

	// Floating point number
	// %e for large exponents
	// or %f otherwise
	fmt.Printf("%g \n", floatNum)

}

/*
32500
+32500
7ef4
0x7ef4
0000032500
     32500
 32500
22000.456000
22000.45600
2.200046e+04
22000.456

*/