We can display the text on monitor/ screen using a standard library function "printf()".
The syntax for the "printf()" statement is
printf(" ");
printf(" Hi ");
The above statement displays "Hi' on monitor.
printf("format string", arguments list );
A format string can be : %d (integer), %s (string) , %f (floating point number), %c (character) , %lf etc.
Ex : printf ( " %d " , output); // for single output
Here '%d' represents an integer and 'output' is the name assigned to that integer.
printf("%d%c", output1 , output2 ); // for multiple outputs
To use printf statement in our program, we have to include a header file "stdio.h"
i.e #include<stdio.h> or #include"stdio.h"
The syntax for the "printf()" statement is
printf(" ");
printf(" Hi ");
The above statement displays "Hi' on monitor.
printf("format string", arguments list );
A format string can be : %d (integer), %s (string) , %f (floating point number), %c (character) , %lf etc.
Ex : printf ( " %d " , output); // for single output
Here '%d' represents an integer and 'output' is the name assigned to that integer.
printf("%d%c", output1 , output2 ); // for multiple outputs
To use printf statement in our program, we have to include a header file "stdio.h"
i.e #include<stdio.h> or #include"stdio.h"
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