Format specifier in C languege

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 Format specifier for accept or display any types of data


%d  - Used for accept or display the integer value.

%c  - Used for accept or display the character value.

%f  - Used for accept or display the float value.

%lf  - Used for accept or display the double value.

%s  - Used for accept or display the string value.


Some Examples Data types value :-

Integer examples - 

32, 5, 098, 345, 893274 etc.

Character examples -

'r' , 'E' , 'o' , '5' , '9' , 'w'  etc.

Float examples -

23.4 , 2.0 , 5.9 , 8495.78  etc.

Double examples -

54.324 , 3.0000 , 2.8754 , 9.222222  etc.

String Examples -

"prem" ,  "india" , "kumar" , "nishad" etc.

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