C format specifiers 🔧

C format specifiers % tutorial example explained
#C #format #specifiers
// format specifier % = defines and formats a type of data to be displayed
// %c = character
// %s = string (array of characters)
// %f = float
// %lf = double
// %d = integer
// %.1 = decimal precision
// %1 = minimum field width
// %- = left align
float item1 = 5.75;
float item2 = 10.00;
float item3 = 100.99;
printf("Item 1: $%8.2f
", item1);
printf("Item 2: $%8.2f
", item2);
printf("Item 3: $%8.2f
", item3);
return 0;

[@BroCodez]

#include
int main(){
// format specifier % = defines and formats a type of data to be displayed
// %c = character
// %s = string (array of characters)
// %f = float
// %lf = double
// %d = integer
// %.1 = decimal precision
// %1 = minimum field width
// %- = left align

float item1 = 5.75;
float item2 = 10.00;
float item3 = 100.99;
printf("Item 1: $%8.2f
", item1);
printf("Item 2: $%8.2f
", item2);
printf("Item 3: $%8.2f
", item3);

return 0;
}

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no %x02, or ll? :D

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format specifiers are cool :)

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-ve sign is sometimes very useful.

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[@okiukz3426]

Hello Bro, hi everyone. So in the previous video, you said % is used to display the value of a variable. Here in this video, you said $ is used to insert a value wherever we want. I'm a bit confused. What's the difference?

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no he just used $ to represent money , it doesn't really have any co-relation to the value itself

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As the person above me said, the $ is just there to represent money, the code still runs without it

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printf("cool");

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#include
int main(){
printf("cool");
return 0;
}

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printf("You're too good bro!");

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i know the syntax is similar but is it the same for java ?

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thanks a lot

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0:32 %lf = double float

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how can i format 1000 to 1.000 easily in C specially with ,

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Hi again

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Comment from your regular viewer 🙂

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printf("code");

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Eho?

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what the fuck is %.2hx

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Random

[@Santos_S._D]

#include
int main()
{
char comment[] = "cool!";
printf("%s",comment);
}