#!usr/bin/perl
# Fig 9.9: formatInt.pl
# Using the integer conversion specifiers.

use warnings;
use strict;

printf "%d\n", 455.954;
printf "%d\n", +455.34;
printf "%d\n", -455;
printf "%o\n", 455;
printf "%u\n", 455;
printf "%u\n", -455;
printf "%x\n", 455;
printf "%x\n", -455;


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