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e or
E
g or
G
The argument is assumed to be a double and is converted to
decimal notation in the form [-]d.ddde(E)+dd. The precision
specifies the number of digits to appear after the decimalpoint.
The default precision is six. If the precision is zero, no
decimal-point is printed. The value is rounded to the
appropriate number of digits.
The argument is assumed to be a double and is converted to
decimal notation in the form of either e or f. This depends
on the value of the converted number. The f form is used
unless the exponent is less than -4 or greater than or equal
to the precision. The precision specifies the number of
significant digits. The decimal-point character appears only
if a digit follows it.
c The argument is assumed to be an int and is converted to
an unsigned char.
s The argument is assumed to be a pointer to a string.
Characters in the string are printed until a null character is
detected or until the number of characters indicated by the
precision is exhausted.
p The argument is assumed to be a pointer to a void and the
value of the pointer is printed as a hexadecimal number.
n The argument is assumed to be pointer to an integer into
which is written the number of characters written by this
call so far.
% A % character is written.
Below is a table of modifiers that can precede a conversion specifier.
If a modifier appears with any conversion specifier not listed, the
behavior is undefined.
Modifier Specifier Default Argument Type Modified Argument Type
h d,i int short int
h o,u,x,X unsigned int unsigned short
h n pointer to int pointer to short int
l d,i int long
l o,u,x,X unsigned int unsigned long
l n pointer to int pointer to long int
L e,E,f,g,G double long double
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