formatting numbers in output

[andy3]

i'm using Formatter class.

int x = 2010;
System.out.format("Result: %d", x);

how do i remove first two integers from x?
to have the following output // -> "10"

i have read Formatter and i understood how to perform "a right shift", have a zero-padded result and so on, but could not find anything on how to remove integers from the left side of the result.:confused:

please, help.

[JosAH]

i'm using Formatter class.

int x = 2010;
System.out.format("Result: %d", x);

how do i remove first two integers from x?
to have the following output // -> "10"

i have read Formatter and i understood how to perform "a right shift", have a zero-padded result and so on, but could not find anything on how to remove integers from the left side of the result.:confused:

I'd do this:

int x= 2010;
int lastTwo= x%100;

kind regards,

Jos

[dlorde]

Formatter is intended to format output, not change its value.

An alternative way to JosAH's suggestion is to trim off the two leftmost characters after formatting:

System.out.print("Result: "+ String.format("%d", x).substring(2));

[andy3]

dlorde & JosAH thank you very much!!!:)