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Formatting digits
I want to check the argument in KSH. If the user type in the prompt 'find 3' it will format 3 to 003 to match the data in the text file. Same as with 10 to 010. Always begins with 0.
eg. >find 3 Output: 003 >find 30 Output: 030 |
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