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printf() Type Specifiers

 
Option     Value
 
%          A literal percent characters (takes no parameters)
 
b          Integer represented as a binary number (for example: 101110111)
 
c          Integer represented as the character corresponding to its ASCII value
 
d          Integer represented as a signed integer number
 
u          Integer represented as an unsigned number
 
f          Floating-point value
 
o          Integer represented as an octal value
 
s          String value
 
x          Integer value represented in hexadecimal notation (with lowercase characters)
 
X          Integer value represented in hexadecimal notation (with uppercase characters)








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