C PROGRAMMING Show what each of the following statements prints. If a statement is incorrect, indicate...
C PROGRAMMING
Show what each of the following statements prints. If a statement is incorrect, indicate why.
e)printf( "% ld\n%+ld\n", 7000000, 4000000 );
f) printf( "%10.3E\n", 454.93738 );
g) printf( "%10.3g\n", 464.93738 );
h) printf( "%d\n", 10.937 );
Homework Answers
ANSWER:-
(e) printf( "% ld\n%+ld\n", 7000000, 4000000 );
// OUTPUT
7000000 +4000000
(f) printf( "%10.3E\n", 454.93738 );
// OUTPUT
4.549E+02
(g) printf( "%10.3g\n", 464.93738 );
// OUTPUT
465
(h) printf( "%d\n", 10.937 );
// OUTPUT
undefined (according to system)
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