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Write a C program that demonstrates the usage of different
format specifiers and options in the printf() function. The
program should perform the following tasks: Print a string without any format specifiers. Print an integer variable using the %d format specifier. Print a character variable using the %c format specifier. Print a float variable using the %f format specifier. Print a hexadecimal number using the %x format specifier. Print an octal number using the %o format specifier. Use escape sequences like \n, \t, \a, \b, \f, \r, \v, \\, \', \", \? within printf() statements. Requirements Declare and initialize the necessary variables for each task. Use the appropriate format specifiers and options in the printf() statements. Ensure that the output is displayed correctly and follows the specified format. Example Output This is a string. Integer: 42 Character: A Float: 3.140000 Hexadecimal: 1a Octal: 77 Float (right-aligned, 2 decimal places): 3.14 Float (right-aligned, 4 decimal places): 3.1400 Float (left-aligned, 2 decimal places): 3.14 Hello World Hello\World Hello"World" Hello?World? Hello World Hello\World
Write a C program that prompts the user to enter various types
of data and then displays the entered values using printf(). The program should perform the following tasks: Prompt the user to enter an integer and store it in a variable. Prompt the user to enter a character and store it in a variable. Prompt the user to enter a float and store it in a variable. Prompt the user to enter a string (up to 20 characters) and store it in a variable. Prompt the user to enter an octal number and store it in a variable. Prompt the user to enter a hexadecimal number and store it in a variable. After reading the input, the program should display the entered values using printf() statements with appropriate format specifiers. Requirements Use the scanf() function to take input from the user. Use printf() statements with format specifiers to display the entered values. Ensure that the output is displayed correctly, with each piece of information on a new line. Example Input Enter an integer: 42 Enter a character: A Enter a float: 3.14 Enter a string: Hello Enter an octal number: 77 Enter a hexadecimal number: 1a Example Output Integer entered: 42 Character entered: A Float entered: 3.140000 String entered: Hello Octal number entered: 77 Hexadecimal number entered: 1a