Examples of using Printf in English and their translations into Japanese
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Or we could use printf.
Printf"The program is going to end.
Next I want to call printf.
Printf("Please enter your name:");
Equivalent to apropos-r printf.
Printf("The input value is ten.\n");
Specify the function name.(e.g. printf, toString).
Printf("Enter total number of terms:");
For example, this is applicable to printf"%s",$value.
Printf("%d is not a leap year", year);
The sample code dumps the downloaded data with printf.
Printf("The full name is%s\n" fname);
New applications are encouraged to use printf instead of echo.
Printf("The input value is not ten.\n");
Ex tests 76,78 fail because echo is used instead of printf.(fixed).
Printf"Smallest divisor of%d is%d\n", num, div.
A method is called that expects a Java printf format string and a list of arguments.
Printf can be used to force all sorts of different output formats.
The D compiler doesnot require the use of size prefixes with printf format conversions.
Notably, printf() invokes the write system call.
Various format characters, similar to the ones used by C's printf may be used, like\n,\r, etc.
Unlike-print,-printf does not add a newline at the end of the string.
The following example traces all user-level calls to functions in the printf and scanf family contained in the C library.
The echo and printf calls in Listing 2-1 make the code difficult to read.
See section Redirecting Output of print and printf, and section Explicit Input with getline.
Printf()-like functions can cause a lot of security related issues.
In effect, the string that would be output by printf is output instead as though waddstr were used on the given window.
Printf() now accepts any type of argument for%s. It is converted to a string.
For example, the current implementation doesnot automatically recognize variable-argument functions like printf, so you will have to use bind<int>(printf,…).
The%x(hex int format) printf modifier will not work as expected on a 64-bit Windows operating system.