Database System Concepts
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Transcribed Image Text:The command shown below will produce
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fprintf ('The value of pi = %4.2f',pi)
%3D
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The value of pi = 3.14
3.14
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The value of pi = 3.1416
The value of 3.1416 = %4.2f
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