Recreation of function printf from the C standard library.
int _printf(const char *format, ...)Prints ARGUMENTS according to FORMAT especified, returns the total of characters printed on success, If an output throws an error a negative value is returned instead.
- Includes
holberton.h - Calls the function:
_printfpassed in a string with optional arguments - Use format specifiers for desired output
- Function returns
-1upon error and(null)if a string argument is NULL
_printf has several options to print a especific type of data, here are the following options available:
| Format Specifier | Description |
|---|---|
| %c | prints a character to stdout. |
| %s | prints a string to stdout. |
| %i | prints an integer to stdout. |
| %d | prints an integer to stdout. |
| %b | converts a number to binary. |
| %r | reverses a string. |
| %u | prints an unsigned integer. |
| %o | converts a number to octal base. |
| %x %X | converts a number to hexadecimal. |
| %p | prints the memory address of an argument. |
_printf("Positive:[%d]\n", 762534);Prints an integer followed by a new line._printf("String:[%s]\n", "I am a string !");Prints a string followed by a new line._printf("Character:[%c]\n", 'H');Prints a character followed by a new line._printf("Unknown:[%r]\n", "Reverse me");Prints a string in reverse order followed by a new line.
This project was created by - Andres Martin and Heimer Rojas at Holberton School Colombia cohort 0.