0x10. C- printf

Description

In this project, we created our own printf function handling various cases

File	Task
holberton.h	Header file containing all prototype functions and structs used in this project
_printf.c	The actual _printf function to print the string as well as whatever argument corresponds with each format specifier
print_functions.c	The file containing the printing functions called and pointed to by _printf.c
conversion_functions.c	The file containing the conversion functions called to and pointed to by _printf.c

Format Specifier	Data Type	Prototype Function
%c	char	print_char
%d	base 10 decimal number	print_int
%i	base 10 integer	print_int
%s	string/array of chars	print_str
%%	percent sign	print_per
%b	binary number	print_bin
%o	octal number	print_oct
%u	unsigned integer	print_u
%X	hexadecimal number (uppercase)	print_Xhexa

Function	Description
_printf	Prints a formatted string to standard output
_putchar	Prints a single character to standard output (the basis for all of our printing)
print_char	Prints to standard output the single character passed to _printf as an argument
print_int	Prints to standard output the base 10 number passed to _printf as an argument
print_str	Prints to standard output the string passed to _printf as an argument
print_per	Prints to standarad output a percent sign passed to _printf as an argument
print_bin	Converts a decimal number passed to _printf to a binary number and prints it to standard output
print_oct	Converts a decimal number passed to _printf to a octal number and prints it to standard output
print_u	Prints to standard output a number passed to _printf as an unsigned integer
print_Xhexa	Converts a decimal number passed to _printf to a hexadecimal number and prints it to standard output
*convert	Converts a number according to the base of that number (e.g. 2 for binary, 8 for octal, 16 for hexadecimal)

Authors/Collaborators

Allison Weiner & Phu Truong