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UberFoX: /* Example */

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Example

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	A basic example		A basic example
−
	<syntaxhighlight lang="sputnik">		<syntaxhighlight lang="sputnik">
	$d = 5;		$d = 5;
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	$y = 1990;		$y = 1990;
	say sprintf("%02d/%02d/%04d", $d, $m, $y);		say sprintf("%02d/%02d/%04d", $d, $m, $y);
		+	// 05/11/1990
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>

UberFoX: /* Example */

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Example

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	// Prints		// Prints
	// As Int ' 12' As Hex '0xc ' As Char ' ♀ '		// As Int ' 12' As Hex '0xc ' As Char ' ♀ '
		+	</syntaxhighlight>
		+
		+	A basic example
		+
		+	<syntaxhighlight lang="sputnik">
		+	$d = 5;
		+	$m = 11;
		+	$y = 1990;
		+	say sprintf("%02d/%02d/%04d", $d, $m, $y);
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>

UberFoX: /* Example */

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Example

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	say "Hex of 32-bit Floating Point";		say "Hex of 32-bit Floating Point";
−	~~say sprintf('%la', 777.42);~~
−	~~say sprintf('%la', -777.42);~~
−
−	~~say "Hex of 64-bit Floating Point";~~
	say sprintf('%a', 777.42);		say sprintf('%a', 777.42);
	say sprintf('%a', -777.42);		say sprintf('%a', -777.42);
		+
		+	say "Hex of 64-bit Floating Point";
		+	say sprintf('%la', 777.42);
		+	say sprintf('%la', -777.42);
	/*		/*
	Hex of 32-bit Integer		Hex of 32-bit Integer

UberFoX: /* Example */

2014-08-03T00:48:19Z

Example

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	<syntaxhighlight lang="sputnik">		<syntaxhighlight lang="sputnik">
−	~~// The %V will use whatever Sputnik data type is given and translate it into~~
−	~~// the appropriate sprintf() type so a $var containing an Int32 using %V becomes %d~~
	say "Now singles";		say "Now singles";
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", (char)65);	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", (char)65);
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", null);	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", null);
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", true);	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", true);
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", false);	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", false);
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", @SBYTE_MAX);	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", @SBYTE_MAX);
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", @BYTE_MAX);	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", @BYTE_MAX);
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", @INT16_MAX);	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", @INT16_MAX);
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", @INT32_MAX);	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", @INT32_MAX);
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", @INT64_MAX);	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", @INT64_MAX);
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", @UINT16_MAX);	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", @UINT16_MAX);
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", @UINT32_MAX);	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", @UINT32_MAX);
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", @UINT64_MAX);	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", @UINT64_MAX);
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", @FLOAT_MAX);	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", @FLOAT_MAX);
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", @DOUBLE_MAX);	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", @DOUBLE_MAX);
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", "Hello");	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", "Hello");

	say "Now arrays";		say "Now arrays";
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", array((char)65, (char)'a'));	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", array((char)65, (char)'a'));
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", array(null, null, null));	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", array(null, null, null));
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", array(true, false, (bool)1, (bool)0));	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", array(true, false, (bool)1, (bool)0));
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", array((sbyte)77, (sbyte)11, (sbyte)22));	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", array((sbyte)77, (sbyte)11, (sbyte)22));
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", array((byte)100, (byte)200, (byte)202));	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", array((byte)100, (byte)200, (byte)202));
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", array((int16)777, (int16)778, (int16)778));	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", array((int16)777, (int16)778, (int16)778));
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", array((int32)1337, (int32)7331, (int32)1373));	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", array((int32)1337, (int32)7331, (int32)1373));
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", array((int64)131, (int64)121, (int64)141));	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", array((int64)131, (int64)121, (int64)141));
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", array((uint16)1, (uint16)2, (uint16)3));	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", array((uint16)1, (uint16)2, (uint16)3));
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", array((uint32)111, (uint32)222, (uint32)333));	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", array((uint32)111, (uint32)222, (uint32)333));
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", array((uint64)1110, (uint64)2220, (uint64)3330));	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", array((uint64)1110, (uint64)2220, (uint64)3330));
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", array((float)777.77, (float)777.11, (float)777.22));	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", array((float)777.77, (float)777.11, (float)777.22));
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", array((float)42.77, (float)42.11, (float)42.22));	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", array((float)42.77, (float)42.11, (float)42.22));
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", array("Hello", "World", "ok"));	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", array("Hello", "World", "ok"));

	say "Now arrays with separator";		say "Now arrays with separator";
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (char)65, (char)'a'));	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (char)65, (char)'a'));
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", null, null, null));	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", null, null, null));
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", true, false, (bool)1, (bool)0));	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", true, false, (bool)1, (bool)0));
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (sbyte)77, (sbyte)11, (sbyte)22));	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (sbyte)77, (sbyte)11, (sbyte)22));
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (byte)100, (byte)200, (byte)202));	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (byte)100, (byte)200, (byte)202));
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (int16)777, (int16)778, (int16)778));	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (int16)777, (int16)778, (int16)778));
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (int32)1337, (int32)7331, (int32)1373));	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (int32)1337, (int32)7331, (int32)1373));
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (int64)131, (int64)121, (int64)141));	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (int64)131, (int64)121, (int64)141));
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (uint16)1, (uint16)2, (uint16)3));	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (uint16)1, (uint16)2, (uint16)3));
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (uint32)111, (uint32)222, (uint32)333));	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (uint32)111, (uint32)222, (uint32)333));
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (uint64)1110, (uint64)2220, (uint64)3330));	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (uint64)1110, (uint64)2220, (uint64)3330));
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (float)777.77, (float)777.11, (float)777.22));	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (float)777.77, (float)777.11, (float)777.22));
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (float)42.77, (float)42.11, (float)42.22));	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (float)42.77, (float)42.11, (float)42.22));
−	Printf("~~Int64 value~~ is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", "Hello", "World", "ok"));	+	Printf("Value is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", "Hello", "World", "ok"));
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>

	[[Category:Core Function]]		[[Category:Core Function]]

UberFoX at 00:45, 3 August 2014

2014-08-03T00:45:06Z

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	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>

−	Example of using arrays with ~~seperator~~	+	Example of using arrays with separator

	<syntaxhighlight lang="sputnik">		<syntaxhighlight lang="sputnik">
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	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>

−	Example of using arrays with ~~seperator~~ but this time dont include the separator in the array	+	Example of using arrays with separator but this time dont include the separator in the array

	<syntaxhighlight lang="sputnik">		<syntaxhighlight lang="sputnik">

UberFoX: /* Example */

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Example

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	$t = array(@Sep => "-", 100, 200, 300, 400);		$t = array(@Sep => "-", 100, 200, 300, 400);
	Printf("Single value is '%d' but lets do an array of values '%d' cool huh?\n", $n, $t);		Printf("Single value is '%d' but lets do an array of values '%d' cool huh?\n", $n, $t);
		+	</syntaxhighlight>
		+
		+	Example of using arrays with seperator but this time dont include the separator in the array
		+
		+	<syntaxhighlight lang="sputnik">
		+	$n = 777;
		+	$t = array(100, 200, 300, 400);
		+	Printf("Array of values '%d'\n", [@Sep => "/"] . $t);
		+	// Original array is intact
		+	printr $t; // see
		+	// Prints
		+	// Array of values '100/200/300/400'
		+	// ARRAY
		+	// {
		+	// [0] => 100
		+	// [1] => 200
		+	// [2] => 300
		+	// [3] => 400
		+	// }
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>

UberFoX: /* params */

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params

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	<pre>		<pre>
−	KEY WHAT IT DOES	+	KEY WHAT IT DOES
−	@Sep Allows you to define a separator for each element in the array to use	+	@Sep Allows you to define a separator for each element in the array to use
−	@Begin Allows you to define a string to add to the beginning of each element in the array	+	@Begin Allows you to define a string to add to the beginning of each element in the array
−	@End Allows you to define a string to add to the end of each element in the array	+	@End Allows you to define a string to add to the end of each element in the array
	</pre>		</pre>

UberFoX at 00:14, 3 August 2014

2014-08-03T00:14:22Z

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	<pre>		<pre>
	KEY WHAT IT DOES		KEY WHAT IT DOES
−	~~"fmtSeparator"~~ Allows you to define a separator for each element in the array to use	+	@Sep Allows you to define a separator for each element in the array to use
−	~~"fmtBegin"~~ Allows you to define a string to add to the beginning of each element in the array	+	@Begin Allows you to define a string to add to the beginning of each element in the array
−	~~"fmtEnd"~~ Allows you to define a string to add to the end of each element in the array	+	@End Allows you to define a string to add to the end of each element in the array
	</pre>		</pre>

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	<syntaxhighlight lang="sputnik">		<syntaxhighlight lang="sputnik">
	$n = 777;		$n = 777;
−	$t = array(~~"fmtSeparator"~~ => "-", 100, 200, 300, 400);	+	$t = array(@Sep => "-", 100, 200, 300, 400);
	Printf("Single value is '%d' but lets do an array of values '%d' cool huh?\n", $n, $t);		Printf("Single value is '%d' but lets do an array of values '%d' cool huh?\n", $n, $t);
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>
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	<syntaxhighlight lang="sputnik">		<syntaxhighlight lang="sputnik">
−	$ints = array(~~"fmtSeparator"~~ => "-", 100, 200, 300, 400);	+	$ints = array(@Sep => "-", 100, 200, 300, 400);
−	$floats = array(~~"fmtSeparator"~~ => "#", 100.2, 777.42, 133.77, 88.1);	+	$floats = array(@Sep => "#", 100.2, 777.42, 133.77, 88.1);
−	$strings = array(~~"fmtSeparator"~~ => "#", "One", "Two", "Three");	+	$strings = array(@Sep => "#", "One", "Two", "Three");
	Printf("Ints '%d' \nFloats '%g' \nStrings '%s'\n", $ints, $floats, $strings);		Printf("Ints '%d' \nFloats '%g' \nStrings '%s'\n", $ints, $floats, $strings);
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>

−	Example using ~~"fmtSeparator"~~, ~~"fmtBegin"~~ and ~~"fmtEnd"~~	+	Example using @Sep, @Begin and @End

	<syntaxhighlight lang="sputnik">		<syntaxhighlight lang="sputnik">
−	$arr = array(~~"fmtSeparator"~~ => "\n", ~~"fmtBegin"~~ => "0x", ~~"fmtEnd"~~ => "<-- Hex yup", 0..50);	+	$arr = array(@Sep => "\n", @Begin => "0x", @End => "<-- Hex yup", 0..50);
	Printf("Hex of the array\n%x\n", $arr);		Printf("Hex of the array\n%x\n", $arr);
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>
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	say sprintf('%x', $arr); # 'abc'		say sprintf('%x', $arr); # 'abc'

−	$arr = array(~~"fmtSeparator"~~ => " ", 10, 11, 12);	+	$arr = array(@Sep => " ", 10, 11, 12);
	say sprintf('%x', $arr); # 'a b c'		say sprintf('%x', $arr); # 'a b c'

−	$arr = array(~~"fmtSeparator"~~ => " ", 65, 66, 67);	+	$arr = array(@Sep => " ", 65, 66, 67);
	say sprintf('%c', $arr); # 'A B C'		say sprintf('%c', $arr); # 'A B C'

−	$arr = array(~~"fmtSeparator"~~ => '; ', 1, 2, 3);	+	$arr = array(@Sep => '; ', 1, 2, 3);
	say sprintf('%02d', $arr); # '01; 02; 03'		say sprintf('%02d', $arr); # '01; 02; 03'
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>
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	# Oranges cost 10 euros'		# Oranges cost 10 euros'

−	// Of course you can still use the ~~fmtSeparator~~	+	// Of course you can still use the @Sep
−	$arr = array(~~"fmtSeparator"~~ => ";", "Apples" => 5, "Oranges" => 10);	+	$arr = array(@Sep => ";", "Apples" => 5, "Oranges" => 10);
	say sprintf('%s cost %d euros', $arr);		say sprintf('%s cost %d euros', $arr);
	# 'Apples cost 5 euros;Oranges cost 10 euros'		# 'Apples cost 5 euros;Oranges cost 10 euros'

−	// Of course ~~fmtBegin~~ and ~~fmtEnd~~ are useable too	+	// Of course @Begin and @End are useable too
−	$arr = array(~~"fmtBegin"~~ => ">>>", ~~"fmtEnd"~~ => "<<<", "Apples" => 5, "Oranges" => 10);	+	$arr = array(@Begin => ">>>", @End => "<<<", "Apples" => 5, "Oranges" => 10);
	say sprintf('%s cost %d euros', $arr);		say sprintf('%s cost %d euros', $arr);
	# '>>>Apples cost 5 euros<<<		# '>>>Apples cost 5 euros<<<
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	// Can use them all		// Can use them all
−	$arr = array(~~"fmtSeparator"~~ => ";", ~~"fmtBegin"~~ => ">>>", ~~"fmtEnd"~~ => "<<<", "Apples" => 5, "Oranges" => 10);	+	$arr = array(@Sep => ";", @Begin => ">>>", @End => "<<<", "Apples" => 5, "Oranges" => 10);
	say sprintf('%s cost %d euros', $arr);		say sprintf('%s cost %d euros', $arr);
	# '>>>Apples cost 5 euros<<<;>>>Oranges cost 10 euros<<<'		# '>>>Apples cost 5 euros<<<;>>>Oranges cost 10 euros<<<'

−	$arr = array(~~"fmtSeparator"~~ => " -- ", "huey" => 1, "dewey" => 2, "louie" => 3);	+	$arr = array(@Sep => " -- ", "huey" => 1, "dewey" => 2, "louie" => 3);
	say sprintf('%s', $arr);		say sprintf('%s', $arr);
	# 'huey -- dewey -- louie'		# 'huey -- dewey -- louie'

−	$arr = array(~~"fmtSeparator"~~ => " -- ", "huey" => 1, "dewey" => 2, "louie" => 3);	+	$arr = array(@Sep => " -- ", "huey" => 1, "dewey" => 2, "louie" => 3);
	say sprintf('%s(%d)', $arr);		say sprintf('%s(%d)', $arr);
	# 'huey(1) -- dewey(2) -- louie(3)'		# 'huey(1) -- dewey(2) -- louie(3)'
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	say "Now arrays with separator";		say "Now arrays with separator";
−	Printf("Int64 value is: '%V' ok\n", array(~~"fmtSeparator"~~ => ", ", (char)65, (char)'a'));	+	Printf("Int64 value is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (char)65, (char)'a'));
−	Printf("Int64 value is: '%V' ok\n", array(~~"fmtSeparator"~~ => ", ", null, null, null));	+	Printf("Int64 value is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", null, null, null));
−	Printf("Int64 value is: '%V' ok\n", array(~~"fmtSeparator"~~ => ", ", true, false, (bool)1, (bool)0));	+	Printf("Int64 value is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", true, false, (bool)1, (bool)0));
−	Printf("Int64 value is: '%V' ok\n", array(~~"fmtSeparator"~~ => ", ", (sbyte)77, (sbyte)11, (sbyte)22));	+	Printf("Int64 value is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (sbyte)77, (sbyte)11, (sbyte)22));
−	Printf("Int64 value is: '%V' ok\n", array(~~"fmtSeparator"~~ => ", ", (byte)100, (byte)200, (byte)202));	+	Printf("Int64 value is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (byte)100, (byte)200, (byte)202));
−	Printf("Int64 value is: '%V' ok\n", array(~~"fmtSeparator"~~ => ", ", (int16)777, (int16)778, (int16)778));	+	Printf("Int64 value is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (int16)777, (int16)778, (int16)778));
−	Printf("Int64 value is: '%V' ok\n", array(~~"fmtSeparator"~~ => ", ", (int32)1337, (int32)7331, (int32)1373));	+	Printf("Int64 value is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (int32)1337, (int32)7331, (int32)1373));
−	Printf("Int64 value is: '%V' ok\n", array(~~"fmtSeparator"~~ => ", ", (int64)131, (int64)121, (int64)141));	+	Printf("Int64 value is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (int64)131, (int64)121, (int64)141));
−	Printf("Int64 value is: '%V' ok\n", array(~~"fmtSeparator"~~ => ", ", (uint16)1, (uint16)2, (uint16)3));	+	Printf("Int64 value is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (uint16)1, (uint16)2, (uint16)3));
−	Printf("Int64 value is: '%V' ok\n", array(~~"fmtSeparator"~~ => ", ", (uint32)111, (uint32)222, (uint32)333));	+	Printf("Int64 value is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (uint32)111, (uint32)222, (uint32)333));
−	Printf("Int64 value is: '%V' ok\n", array(~~"fmtSeparator"~~ => ", ", (uint64)1110, (uint64)2220, (uint64)3330));	+	Printf("Int64 value is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (uint64)1110, (uint64)2220, (uint64)3330));
−	Printf("Int64 value is: '%V' ok\n", array(~~"fmtSeparator"~~ => ", ", (float)777.77, (float)777.11, (float)777.22));	+	Printf("Int64 value is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (float)777.77, (float)777.11, (float)777.22));
−	Printf("Int64 value is: '%V' ok\n", array(~~"fmtSeparator"~~ => ", ", (float)42.77, (float)42.11, (float)42.22));	+	Printf("Int64 value is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", (float)42.77, (float)42.11, (float)42.22));
−	Printf("Int64 value is: '%V' ok\n", array(~~"fmtSeparator"~~ => ", ", "Hello", "World", "ok"));	+	Printf("Int64 value is: '%V' ok\n", array(@Sep => ", ", "Hello", "World", "ok"));
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>

	[[Category:Core Function]]		[[Category:Core Function]]