A formatted output conversion C program completed as part of the low-level programming and algorithm track at Holberton School. The program is a pseudo- recreation of the C standard library function, printf.
The function _printf writes output to standard output. The function writes under the control of a format string that specifies how subsequent arguments (accessed via the variable-length argument facilities of stdarg) are converted for output.
Prototype: int _printf(const char *format, ...);
Upon successful return, _printf returns the number of characters printed (excluding the terminating null byte used to end output to strings). If an output error is encountered, the function returns -1
This acts as a manual to the print f functions Here are some examples .B This means Bold .BI This means Bold italic alternating .BR This means Bold Roman alternating .IP idented paragraph
TYPE - OUTPUT c - Single character
s - String of character
r - String in reverse
R - String in rot13
d - Integer in decimal
i - integer
% - Percent sign
x - Lowercase hex(loervase)
X - Uppercase hex (unsigned)
b - signed binary
o - signed octal
u - unsigned integer
p - pointer address
Character: printf("%c", A); Output:: A
String: printf("%s", This is a string.); Output: This is a string.
Integer: printf("%i", 5); Output: 5
_printf.c Own Printf Function Tha Performs Formatted Output Conversion And Print Data.
Function That Prints Decimal In Hexadecimal.
/* Indetifier : %x */