Format Specifiers:
The format specifiers are used in C programming to specify the format of the datatypes.
The various format specifiers used in C programming are as follows;
%d : Used for getting integer.
%c : Used for getiing character output.
%f : For float value.
%l : For long integer.
%s : For a string.
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Tuesday, May 6, 2008
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