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c structure: Input requires number line by line by hitting "enter" after each number

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c structure: Input requires number line by line by hitting "enter" after each number

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c structure: Input requires number line by line by hitting "enter" after each number

sscanf(s, "%u", &v) matching signed integers

Problems Converting Floats

How %d works for "" in string ? Result: 4210704

Need help on format string vulnerability

Printf is not working properly after a new line character

This is another example of my neverending confusion related to memory and pointers in C

Default element value is used instead of user defined in C?

Difference between " %[^\n]%*c" and " %[^\n]" for consecutive scanf in C

What does "%%%ds" mean in a c program formatting text?

How to create a char* substring of a char* string in C?

When I going to print a hexadecimal value using printf it takes the input as decimal value why?

I wonder why &a(Data type: char) is printed as value not address, using %s

Taking character into array and printing it in C

Why is there no output when I use a float conversion specifier in C

Unable to change certain array data by passing address of pointer to an array as argument to the function

Why isn't my integer printing out properly in C

How to align tabular data to the left with printf?

why can't I input a character with scanf

printf: why doesn't %x print leading 0x (as opposed to %a)?

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