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echo "<h1>How to Combine PHP's log10 Function with number_format to Format and Output the Calculation Results?</h1>";
echo "<h2>2. Introduction to number_format()</h2>";
echo "<p><span class=\"fun\">number_format()</span> is used to format numbers, typically to control the number of decimal places, add thousands separators, and so on. For example:</p>";
echo "<pre>\$value = 12345.6789;
echo number_format(\$value, 2); // Outputs 12,345.68
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echo "Let's assume we want to compute the log10 of a number and format the result to 2 decimal places for better readability:
"; echo "\$num = 98765; \$logResult = log10(\$num); // Calculate the base 10 logarithm \$formatted = number_format(\$logResult, 2); // Format to 2 decimal places echo \$formatted; // Outputs something like 4.99"; echo "
\$numbers = [10, 100, 1000, 12345];
foreach (\$numbers as \$n) {
\$logVal = log10(\$n);
echo 'log10(' . \$n . ') = ' . number_format(\$logVal, 2) . '<br>';
}
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echo "Output example:
"; foreach ([10, 100, 1000, 12345] as $n) { $logVal = log10($n); echo "log10($n) = " . number_format($logVal, 2) . "By combining log10() with number_format(), you can easily calculate the logarithm of numbers and output the results in a more readable format. This is particularly useful in scenarios like reporting, statistical analysis, or financial calculations.
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