Join Eduardo Corpeño for an in-depth discussion in this video Formatted I/O example, part of C Standard Library.
- [Instructor] Now let me write some code…for another very basic echo application,…which will take in all of the variables…you see in the main function.…I will do that for a specific format…on each of the variables, and I will print them…all out in the same specific format.…I will do that with scanf and printf.…So let's get started.…First, remember that scanf receives two arguments.…First, the format string, and then a list of variables,…which will take in all of the values…coming from the standard input.…
So the string will only contain format specifiers…separated by spaces.…So let's start with the integer value…and the spaces I enter in this string…are interpreted by scanf as white spaces.…So this applies for any number of spaces in the input…or new line characters.…Next, let's specify the character.…Next the floating point number, next the double variable,…which is long floating point.…
And now let me do something very nice for this string.…So the specifier for a string is percentage S,…but I can specify that I want it to take in…
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Released
2/6/2019- Working with header files
- C constants and types
- Unformatted and formatted input/output
- Accessing files with C functions
- Generating random numbers
- Converting strings
- Sorting and searching for data
- Manipulating strings
- Using mathematical functions
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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1. The C Standard Library
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Overview of the library1m 51s
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Header files1m 50s
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Constants and types3m 47s
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2. Input and Output Library: stdio.h
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Unformatted I/O2m 34s
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Unformatted I/O example2m 34s
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Formatted I/O2m 51s
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Formatted I/O example5m 10s
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File access1m 55s
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File access example3m 53s
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3. General Purpose: stdlib.h
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Memory allocation1m 32s
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Memory allocation example2m 29s
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Random number generation1m 48s
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String conversion2m 11s
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String conversion example6m 29s
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Sort and search1m 52s
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Sort and search main4m 50s
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Challenge: Let's get random1m 38s
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Solution: Let's get random5m 40s
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4. String Functions: string.h
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String manipulation1m 21s
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String examination1m 43s
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5. Mathematical Functions: math.h
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Mathematical functions2m 50s
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Trigonometric functions1m 42s
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Powers and exponentials1m 9s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m
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