_Printf

Usage

#include "main.h"

int main(void)
{
    char c = 'A';
    _printf("The %s is %d\n", "number", 1024);
    _printf("First letter of the alphabet is %c", c);
    
    return (0);
}

Output: The number is 1024
Output: First letter of the alphabet is A

Description

The function _printf() produces output according a format like %c, %s, %d or %i

Conversion specifier
%c

• _printf("%c", 'C');
  prints a character

%s

• _printf("Hello"); or _printf("%s", "hello");
  prints a pointer to an array of character type (a pointer to a string)

%d, %i

• _printf("%d", 1024) or _printf("%i", 1024);
  prints a number

%%

• _printf("%%");
  prints '%'

Author

Arenc Palluqi
Kristi Seraj