Hello, dear.

Tell me, how can one get rid of the exponent in Java when the number is output somewhere?

Let's say we have:

public static float testFloat2 = 0.0000000006F;

Through GSON, I serialize this business, I get at the output:

 "testFloat2": 6.0E-10

What can be done to display this:

 "testFloat2": 0.0000000006
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    read about the class Formatter - arg
  • I apologize, but how can I apply it directly to GSON? - Evgeny Karpov
  • Forgot to add. I serialize it like this: result.add (field.getName (), gson.toJsonTree (field.get (null), field.getType ())); either way (from a serializer of another class): result.add (field.getName (), context.serialize (field.get (category), field.getType ())); field I get a reflection. - Eugene Karpov
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    @ Yevgeny Karpov, ummm ... I do not understand, why do you need it? Json is just a data presentation format - yes, human-readable, so what? Why do you need readability of fields? - Barmaley
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    stackoverflow.com/questions/11119094/… here's a similar question with the answer - iksuy

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