Asked by Jocelyn Bello-Paez on Jul 28, 2024
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The format of numbers displayed by printf() can be controlled by field width specifiers included as part of each conversion control sequence.
Field Width Specifiers
Instructions within formatted input/output functions that determine the minimum number of characters to be written to output or read from input.
Printf()
A standard library function in C for sending formatted output to the screen.
Conversion Control Sequence
A set of characters in formatted output/input functions dictating the type of conversion to be performed.
- Understand the control and formatting options available in output functions like printf().
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ashish malikAug 01, 2024
Final Answer :
True
Explanation :
Field width specifiers in printf() conversion control sequences allow the programmer to define the minimum number of characters to be printed, thus controlling the format of the output numbers.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the control and formatting options available in output functions like printf().