File:Printf.svg
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| Description | Example diagram of the printf function in the C programming language |
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| Source | Own work |
| Author | Surachit |
{{ImageNote|id=1|x=748|y=80|w=6|h=27|dimx=755|dimy=175|style=2}} There should be a right parenthesis here before the semicolon. My browser will render the SVG directly, with the right parenthesis shown, but the semicolon is not shown. I looked at the XML codes, and it seems to contains a lot of useless codes. Maybe somone who has a account here can fix it {{ImageNoteEnd|id=1}} {{ImageNote|id=1|x=271|y=103|w=11|h=10|dimx=525|dimy=125|style=2}} Space missing! {{ImageNoteEnd|id=1}} {{ImageNote|id=1|x=302|y=50|w=28|h=21|dimx=525|dimy=125|style=2}} This needs to be "%4.2f" or you need to add a space between "Float" and "3.14" in the output. {{ImageNoteEnd|id=1}}
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