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The program you have written demonstrates the use of width and precision specifiers for formatting integers, floating-point numbers, and strings. The output of the program is: Explanation: Thanks
This program demonstrates the use of precision specifiers. The program initializes a float variable g with a value of 123.456789. Then it uses the printf function to display the value of g with different levels of precision. The precision is specified by adding a dot . and a number after the field width in the […]
In this program, we are using the width specifier in printf() function to format the output. The width specifier is used to specify the minimum number of characters to be used for the output of a value. If the value has fewer characters than the width specifier, the output is padded with blank spaces to […]
This program demonstrates the use of the width specifier in C. The width specifier allows us to specify the minimum width of a field when printing output using the printf() function. In the above program, we have used the %s format specifier to print a string. The .2, .3, .4, .5, and .6 in front […]
This program uses the NOT operator, which is represented by the tilde symbol (~). The program initializes an integer variable a with the value of 7, and then uses the NOT operator to invert all the bits in a, which means that every 0 bit becomes 1, and every 1 bit becomes 0. The result […]
