What is %d, %o, int16_t, and int32_t? I was browsing through the PROS API and found these in some functions I thought could be useful.
I’m assuming the %
things you found were in calls to printf
or some other string formatting function, in which case they’re format specifiers. Here’s a list of those.
int<n>_t
types are called fixed width integer types. The number of bytes in normal integer types (char
, int
, long
, etc) is implementation-defined, so it can be useful to explicitly specify an exact width in some circumstances. Here’s a list of them.
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