Mega Code Archive
Printf Scanf
1) %%
2) %f
3) + Indicates that i number is printed using a sign character (+ or -)
4) 0 is used with whole and real numbers
5) A
6) A format specifier
7) B
8) C
9) Characters in the format control string
10) D, i
11) Do calculation in printf
12) E, E
13) Escape Sequence
14) F
15) Field-width
16) Flags
17) Floating-Point Input
18) For floating arguments, precision indicates how many digits are printed after decimal points
19) For quotation
20) G, G
21) Inputting data with a field width
22) Integer printfsscanf Conversions
23) N
24) O
25) Pass pointer argument to scanf
26) Placeholders
27) Precision
28) Printf() Escape Sequences
29) Printing a space before signed values not preceded by + or -
30) Printing numbers with and without the + flag
31) Printing with the 0( zero ) flag fills in leading zeros
32) R
33) Read string from keyboard
34) Reading and discarding characters from the input stream
35) Reading characters with scanf()
36) Reading hexadecimal and octal values
37) Right justifying and left justifying values
38) S
39) Scanf
40) Scanf format
41) Scanf up to 79 chars into str
42) Specify
43) T
44) The %d is used as format specifier for the integer
45) The printf and sscanf conversions for floating-point numbers
46) The printf Function
47) The printf() Conversion Characters and flags
48) The printf() function redirects the output to a standard output, which is the output on screen
49) The scanf placeholders
50) Type prefixes
51) U
52) Use
53) Use multiple conversion specifiers in a single printf statement
54) Use scanf to get input from a standard input device, such as a keyboard
55) Using a scan set
56) Using an inverted scan set
57) Using escape character
58) Using precision while printing integers, floating-point numbers, and strings
59) Using Scanf to Receive Input from a User
60) Using the # flag with conversion specifiers o, x, X and any floating-point specifier
61) Using the p, n, and % conversion specifiers
62) V
63) X