For "%e" conversion, the exponent always contains at least two digits.
That means if the value is zero, the exponent is 00, not 0.
Such as code:
printf(buffer, sizeof(buffer), "%e", 1.232323232323);
printf(buffer, sizeof(buffer), "%e", 12.32323232323);
printf(buffer, sizeof(buffer), "%e", 123.2323232323);
Expected output:
1.232323e+00
1.232323e+01
1.232323e+02
But real output:
1.232323e+0
1.232323e+1
1.232323e+2
Signed-off-by: Sunny <zxcvbnm37425@gmail.com>
