#include "holberton.h"

_printf FORMAT [ARGUMENT]...

The _printf function produces output in a specific format, based on the given options, and writes to the standard output. To utilize _printf you must create a main.c file and include the header "holberton.h". Then compile with all the following .c files.

Number of characters printed.

Unformatted unless specified by user.

A character that specifies what type of output to return.

The following specifiers must be preceded by a percent '%' sign, otherwise they are treated like normal characters.

The int argument is converted into type char and a single character is written.

The argument is of type char *. The full string is written, up to a terminating null byte '\0'.

The argument is of type char *. The full string is written, up to a terminating null byte '\0', except for non printable characters, which instead are printed as their ascii value, in hex ie. '\x0A', instead of '\n'.

The int argument is converted to a signed decimal notation.

The long int argument containing an address is printed.

The unsigned int argument is converted to binary (base 2) b, octal (base 8) o, unsigned decimal u, lowercase hexadecimal x, or UPPERCASE hexadecimal X notation.

The argument is of type char *. The full string is written in reverse.

The argument is of type char *. The full string is converted into ROT13, each letter is rotated 13 positions, numbers are unaffected.

Here is an example of how you could impliment the '%s' format specifier.

int main(void)
{
	_printf("Print %s!", "this");
	return (0);
}

The preceding function would output Print this!

printf(1)

No known bugs. Please contact one of the authors in regard to any unanticipated behavior.

int _printf(const char *format, ...)