Keeping the the zero at the end of decimals

[LPG]

The following code uses print using to print 1234.5 as $1,234.50

Code:

cls
x = 1234.5
print using "$$####,.##";x

in the print using command:
$$ means put a dollar sign in front
# means print a digit so four means print four digits
, before the dot means put a comma every 3 spaces
. means put the decimal point here

if you made the code

Code:

cls
x = 1234.5
print using "$$########,.##

it would output the same but would also work if x = 12345678.5 where the first example wouldn't.

hope that helped

LPG