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TEXT:00,Format codes can have a field width number added to control the number
TEXT:16,of displayed characters. For example, %6d means a minimum display
TEXT:16,size of 6 digits. If the number ends up smaller than 6 digits in this
TEXT:16,example, it will be right-justified with spaces. Adding a - in front of
TEXT:16,the number, like %-6d, will make it left-justified. If a zero is placed
TEXT:16,in front of the number, like %06d, zeroes instead of blanks will be used
TEXT:16,to fill up any leftmost field positions not used by the value. Placing a
TEXT:16,plus sign (+) in front of the number, like %+6d, will make positive
TEXT:16,values appear with a leading plus sign. Normally, positive values are
TEXT:16,displayed without a sign.
TEXT:32,The addition of a field size is not limited to decimal integers alone.
TEXT:16,You can even add them to other format codes like %s or %f (though using
TEXT:16,0 to fill any unused leftmost positions of a string with zeroes is
TEXT:16,unusual, even if it is considered valid).
