#Strange double value formatting, when there is 0 decimal points

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near zodiacBOT
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fluid garnet
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;compile

#include <stdio.h>

int main()
{
    printf("%.1f" "\n", 420.0); /* outputs 420.0 */
    printf("%.0f" "\n", 420.0); /* outputs 4200, why not 420??? */
}
dusky galleonBOT
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Program Output
420.0
420
9291sam#0000 | 23ms | c | x86-64 gcc 13.2 | godbolt.org
fluid garnet
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it doesnt....

zinc flume
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ok, im stupid, its my fricking bash prompt having 0 at the start (dont ask why), and i thought number ended with 0.

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off to delete this post to not confuse other people

near zodiacBOT
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craggy delta
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like if you type false does it change to 1