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4.1.2.The printf() Conversion Characters and flags

Conversion Character	Displays Argument (Variable's Contents) As
%c	Single character
%d	Signed decimal integer (int)
%e	Signed floating-point value in E notation
%f	Signed floating-point value (float)
%g	Signed value in %e or %f format, whichever is shorter
%i	Signed decimal integer (int)
%o	Unsigned octal (base 8) integer (int)
%s	String of text
%u	Unsigned decimal integer (int)
%x	Unsigned hexadecimal (base 16) integer (int)

Flags for printf

Width specifiers
Precision specifiers
Input-size modifiers

4.1.printf Basics
	4.1.1.	The printf Function
	4.1.2.	The printf() Conversion Characters and flags
	4.1.3.	Placeholders
	4.1.4.	d, i: Signed integers
	4.1.5.	printf() Escape Sequences
	4.1.6.	The printf() function redirects the output to a standard output, which is the output on screen
	4.1.7.	A format specifier: how to print the data
	4.1.8.	Use multiple conversion specifiers in a single printf statement
	4.1.9.	Do calculation in printf

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