String with up to 2 decimal places Android [duplicate] - java

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Currently in my strings.xml I have
`<string name="price_string">My string with price: %1$s</string>`
The problem with this is it outputs 5, instead of 5.5. How would I format it to include up to 2 decimals?


<string name="price_string">My string with price: %0.2f$s</string>`

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