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Re: Printing Float to Dashboard

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Originally Posted by TheDominis View Post
printf isn't a class! printf is a function! Also other programming languages (I assume you mean Java, C#, VB, etc) probably use printf or at least a function similar to the one C uses. In fact, float to string is trivial.
Method, class, function, whatever. All this stuff may sound trivial to those that program all the time, but I can assure you that to those that learned to program old school when there was only the subroutine and the function, all this object oriented stuff is anything but trivial.

Please remember that when a person asks for help, he has made himself vulnerable and doesn't want to be attacked, he wants help. I tried to help him with the thing that worked for me when I ran into this exact problem. I do appreciate the correction on your part and I will refer to printf as a function from now on. Just remember gracious professionalism is the overriding goal of FIRST please.
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