man_3_printf

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.SH NAME
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_printf - format and print data
.SH SYPNOPSIS
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\f[B]print\f[R] FORMAT [ARGUMENT]\&...
.SH DESCRIPTION
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\f[B]Print\f[R] A custom function that prints arguments(s) according to
the format.
.SH USAGE
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use the following key characters to format arguments:
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\f[B]%c\f[R]: print characters
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\f[B]%s\f[R]: print strings
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\f[B]%\f[R]: prints percentage;
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\f[B]%d\f[R]: print intergers of type int
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\f[B]%i\f[R]: print integers of type int
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\f[B]%b\f[R]: print binary numbers
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\f[B]%u\f[R]: print unsigned integers of type int
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\f[B]%x\f[R]: print hexadecimal numbers in lowercase
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\f[B]%X\f[R]: print hexadecimal numbers in uppercase
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\f[B]%o\f[R]: print octal numbers
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\f[B]%r\f[R] : prints string in reverse order
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\f[B]%R\f[R] : prints string in ROT13 encoding
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\f[B]%p\f[R]: print pointer addresses
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\f[B]\[cq] \[cq]\f[R]: print a space
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\f[B]#\f[R]: modifier for unsigned conversions
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\f[B]+\f[R]: prints a plus sign in front of the number
.SH RETURN VALUES
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The print() function returns an integer representing the number of
symbols printed not counting \[rs]o for the string.
.SH BUGS
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None yet!
.SH SEE ALSO
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printf(3)
.SH AUTHORS
Tekle Gebreyesus