formated-string
title: "courses/c-course - formated-string.md"
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- **Created on**: 2024-06-06 08:55:56
The format specifier in C is used to tell the compiler about the type of data
| Format Specifier | Description |
|---|---|
| %c | For character type. |
| %d | For signed integer type. |
| %e or %E | For scientific notation of floats. |
| %f | For float type. |
| %g or %G | For float type with the current precision. |
| %i | Unsigned integer. |
| %ld or %li | Long. |
| %lf | Double. |
| %Lf | Long double. |
| %lu | Unsigned int or unsigned long. |
| %lli or %lld | Long long. |
| %llu | Unsigned long long. |
| %o | Octal representation. |
| %p | Pointer. |
| %s | String. |
| %u | Unsigned int. |
| %x or %X | Hexadecimal representation. |
| %n | Prints nothing. |
| %% | Prints % character. |
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