The most commonly used Format Specifiers in C

Format Specifiers in C

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* Why do we use C Format Specifiers?

Format specifiers in C are used to take inputs and print output of a type. The symbol we use in every format specifier is the %. Format specifiers tell the compiler about the type of data to be given or input and the type of data that must be printed on the screen.

* The most commonly used Format Specifiers in C :

%d or %i - A decimal integer or signed integer

%c - Signed character

%f - Signed float

%e - A floating-point number

%s - A string or sequence of character

%lf - double

%Lf - Long double

%o - Octal integer

%u - Short unsigned integer

%ld - Long decimal integer

%x - Hexadecimal integer

%p - Print memory address in the hexadecimal form

%hd - Short integer

%lu - Unsigned long integer

%llu - Unsigned long long integer

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