Format Specifier 1- Format specifier are the combination of "%" and either a single or two alphabet in lowercase or uppercase,used to identifying the type of data. 2- Format specifier are used during input and output ,It is a way to tell the compiler what type of data get stored while taking input using scanf(),and what type of data is displayed on the screen using printf(). Example -: In a C program,when we have to print an integer value,character and float value on console output screen we will write the below statements-: printf("The Integer value is %d",variable); printf("The Character is %c",variable); printf("The float Value is %f",variable); Escape Sequence An escape sequence is a sequence of character that does not represent itself when used inside a character or string constant but is translated into another character or a sequence of character that may be difficult to represent directly. ...
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