Format Options for sprintf and printf : sprintf « String « Perl






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Format Options for sprintf and printf

   
Option      Meaning
%c      Insert a single character.
%d      Insert an integer value.
%e      Insert a floating-point value in scientific notation format.
%f      Insert a floating-point value.
%g      Insert a floating-point value in scientific notation format.
%i      Insert a signed integer value.
%o      Insert an integer in octal (base 8) format.
%s      Insert a string value.
%u      Insert an unsigned integer value.
%x      Insert an integer and display in hexadecimal (base 16) format. (%X forces the hexadecimal digits to appear uppercase.)








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