C Language Basics scanf

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1. Format Specifiers for Reading Data in scanf
2. String Input from the Keyboard
3. Reading Characters by char and by string Using scanf()
4. Reading Hexadecimal and Octal Values
5. Variations on Floating-Point Input
6. Read float, int and another int
7. Input Format Control Strings for scanf
8. Read two integers and find out the difference by subtraction



9. Read year from user and convert to integer
10. Read a string and convert it into a numeric value by the atoi() function.
11. Asks for your name and then your favorite color. Use printf() statement then displays what you enter.
12. Type your name at the keyboard and then have the computer display your name on the screen, along with friendly greeting
13. Scanf() Format Modifiers
14. Skip Non-White-Space Characters in scanf
15. Discarding Unwanted White Space in scanf
16. Use scanf() function with a scanset



17. Use scanf() with %n Specifier
18. Use scanf() to read a memory address
19. Use scanf() to read Strings
20. Use scanf() to read Individual Characters
21. Use scanf to read Unsigned Integers
22. Use scanf() to read Numbers
23. Scanf() function Format Specifiers
24. Scanf() function is the console input routine.
25. What is scanf() function
26. Read in a last name, and check if the user has a last name that starts with a letter between P and Q
27. Read movies information
28. Using scanf() to read choice for menu and decimal value and float number
29. Using scanf() to input numeric and text data.
30. Demonstrates some uses of scanf().
31. Read your height inches and name, output height in feet
32. Write a program that asks for your first name, your last name, and then prints the names in the format last, first
33. Skips over first two integers of input
34. Conversion Modifiers for scanf()
35. ANSI C Conversion Specifiers for scanf()
36. When to use & with scanf
37. Display menu for console window
38. Validating input with function
39. Illustrates how scanf() works when you specify a field width.