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[babu]

how to print " using printf statement in C language

[Ian Collins]

babu wrote:

how to print " using printf statement in C language

"\""

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[Martin Ambuhl]

babu wrote:

how to print " using printf statement in C language

#include <stdio.h>
printf("\"");

[Lars.Dahlback]

printf("\"");
printf("\42"); /* octal! */
printf("%c", '"');
printf("%c", 34);

[Mark Bluemel]

La***********@gmail.com wrote:

[About printing the double quote character]

printf("\"");
printf("\42"); /* octal! */

For a specific character set.

printf("%c", '"');
printf("%c", 34);

see above

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[CBFalconer]

babu wrote:

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how to print " using printf statement in C language

You can escape it (i.e. "\"") or you can use putc(), fputc(), or
putchar(). Depends on convenience.

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[CBFalconer]

La***********@gmail.com wrote:

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printf("\"");
* printf("\42"); /* octal! */
printf("%c", '"');
* printf("%c", 34);

The ones marked with '*' won't work in EBCDIC, or other non-ANSI
char sets.

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