Example
printf("I have %d cars. \n", 10);
Is it more correct to say that the printf function doesn't insert the
integer, rather into changes the integer into chars and then inserts
it?
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vlsidesign wrote:
Example
printf("I have %d cars. \n", 10);
Is it more correct to say that the printf function doesn't insert the
integer, rather into changes the integer into chars and then inserts
it?
printf inserts (into the stdout output stream) a textual representation of the
int value 10.
It doesn't change the integer into anything; 10 is still an integer. Rather, it
computes a sequence of characters {'1', '0'} from the integer.
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