How can I utilize “ %d in c”?
I am currently building a program that can read the input of the users for their age and then play it back with a message. How can I utilize %d in c for correct reading and printing of the age of the users within my program?
In the context of c programming language, the %d in C is a format that can be used in conjunction with scant() for reading input of the users and printf() for displaying the messages.
Here are the instances given to showcase your scenario:-
#include
Int main() {
Int age;
// Prompting the user for age
print(“Enter your age: “);
// Reading integer input for age
scarf(“%d”, &age);
// Displaying the entered age
print(“Your age is: %d
”, age);
Return 0; }In this above example the %d in scant() refers to the input that should be an integer while the &age refers to the memory location where the integers that were entered should be stored. At the end of the process, the %d in print () displays the correct message as age.