357mag

That sure is weird how when I do it the original way using quotation marks to put spaces between the digits that the last two numbers(64 and 125) under the Cube column just don't print right. If anyone can explain the reason for this I'd like to know.

DaWei

Check the docs for the default padding/formatting.

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357mag

Man there is millions and millions and millions of stuff that I see. You would need to whittle it down quite a bit.

DaWei

Well, in the first place, a duplicate of your code, running in NetBeans, does not produce what you show in your post. It produces this:

It produces the same thing if run from the command line:

Now, if you look at that, you'll see that there are two spaces before the first column, 9 spaces between the first and second columns, and 10 spaces between the second and third columns. That's what your software is asking for, that's what you're getting.

You've asked someone to explain a phenomenon that isn't occurring. GIGO.

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357mag

I think I get it now. I wonder what GIGO means.

lectricpharaoh

It's an acronym for 'garbage in, garbage out'.

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