Format Specifiers

Format Specifiers, i.e dispalying data types in C or C++ Most commonly used ones

Conversion  Argument        Converted      Default  Pre-
 Specifier    Type            Value          Base  cision
   %c       int x          (unsigned char)x
  %lc       wint_t x       wchar_t a[2] = {x}
   %d       int x          (int)x             10     1
  %hd       int x          (short)x           10     1
  %ld       long x         (long)x            10     1
   %e       double x       (double)x          10     6
  %Le       long double x  (long double)x     10     6
   %E       double x       (double)x          10     6
  %LE       long double x  (long double)x     10     6
   %f       double x       (double)x          10     6
  %Lf       long double x  (long double)x     10     6
   %g       double x       (double)x          10     6
  %Lg       long double x  (long double)x     10     6
   %G       double x       (double)x          10     6
  %LG       long double x  (long double)x     10     6
   %i       int x          (int)x             10     1
  %hi       int x          (short)x           10     1
  %li       long x         (long)x            10     1
   %n       int *x
  %hn       short *x
  %ln       long *x
   %o       int x          (unsigned int)x     8     1
  %ho       int x          (unsigned short)x   8     1
  %lo       long x         (unsigned long)x    8     1
   %p       void *x        (void *)x
   %s       char x[]       x[0]...                 large
  %ls       wchar_t x[]    x[0]...                 large
   %u       int x          (unsigned int)x    10     1
  %hu       int x          (unsigned short)x  10     1
  %lu       long x         (unsigned long)x   10     1
   %x       int x          (unsigned int)x    16     1
  %hx       int x          (unsigned short)x  16     1
  %lx       long x         (unsigned long)x   16     1
   %X       int x          (unsigned int)x    16     1
  %hX       int x          (unsigned short)x  16     1
  %lX       long x         (unsigned long)x   16     1
   %%       none           '%'

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