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Format Specifier Description Supported Data Types: Annexure - A

The document describes various format specifiers in C and their supported data types. The format specifiers include %c for characters, %d for signed integers, %e and %E for scientific notation of floats, %f for floating point values, %g and %G for floats and doubles similarly to %e/%E, and others for integers, strings, pointers, and hexadecimal values. Each format specifier lists the data types it supports for printing values with that format.

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Format Specifier Description Supported Data Types: Annexure - A

The document describes various format specifiers in C and their supported data types. The format specifiers include %c for characters, %d for signed integers, %e and %E for scientific notation of floats, %f for floating point values, %g and %G for floats and doubles similarly to %e/%E, and others for integers, strings, pointers, and hexadecimal values. Each format specifier lists the data types it supports for printing values with that format.

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Annexure – A

Format specifier in C

Format Description Supported data types


specifier
%c Character 1. char
2. unsigned char
%d Signed Integer 1. short
2. unsigned short
3. int
4. long
%e or %E Scientific notation of float values 1. float
2. double
%f Floating point 1. float
%g or %G Similar as %e or %E 1. float
2. double
%hi Signed Integer(Short) 1. short
%hu Unsigned Integer(Short) 2. unsigned short
%i Signed Integer 1. short
2. unsigned short
3. int
4. long
%l or %ld or Signed Integer 1. long
%li
%lf Floating point 1. double
%Lf Floating point 1. long double
%lu Unsigned integer 1. unsigned int
2. unsigned long
%lli, %lld Signed Integer 1. long long
%llu Unsigned Integer 1. unsigned long long
%o Octal representation of Integer. 1. short
2. unsigned short
3. int
4. unsigned int
5. long
%p Address of pointer to void void * 1. void *
%s String 1. char *
%u Unsigned Integer 1. unsigned int
2. unsigned long
%x or %X Hexadecimal representation of 1. Short
Unsigned Integer 2. unsigned short
3. int
4. unsigned int
5. long
%n Prints nothing
%% Prints % character

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