Question

The format string of a printf( ) function can contain

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

The print() is used to display the output.

Answer 2

printf converts, formats, and prints its assertions on the basic output. It returns the number of characters which are printed.

Each conversion specification starts up with a % and breaks off with a conversion character.

Between the % and the conversion character, there can be a few numbers, signs, periods and so on.

The format string of a printf( ) function can contain:-

• Ordinary characters are transmitted to the standard output stream
• Conversion specifications or format specifiers where each of which results in conversion and printing of the related argument to printf.
• This string can express formatted variables and unique control characters, such as new lines ('\n'), backspaces ('\b') and tab spaces ('\t').

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