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printf

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	= printf =		= printf =
	Print ARGUMENT(S) according to FORMAT, or execute according to OPTION.</br>		Print ARGUMENT(S) according to FORMAT, or execute according to OPTION.</br>

			== Use ==

	<code>printf FORMAT [ARGUMENT]</code></br>		<code>printf FORMAT [ARGUMENT]</code></br>
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	Example:</br>		Example:</br>
	<code>printf '%s\n' 'yolo'</code>		<code>printf '%s\n' 'yolo'</code>

			== List files with printf ==
			<code>printf "%s\n" *</code> display files and directories in the current directory</br>
			<code>printf "%s\n" */</code> display directories in the current directory</br>
			<code>printf "%s\n" *.{jpg,jpeg,png}</code> display (some) images only</br>

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2023-03-17T13:17:33Z

printf

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	Example:</br>		Example:</br>
	<code>printf '%s\n' yolo</code>		<code>printf '%s\n' 'yolo'</code>

Xbl: Created page with "= printf = Print ARGUMENT(S) according to FORMAT, or execute according to OPTION.
`printf FORMAT [ARGUMENT]`
`printf OPTION`
FORMAT controls the output as in C printf. Interpreted sequences are:
`\n` new line
`%s` output as string
`%d` output as integer
Example:
`printf '%s\n' yolo`"

2023-03-17T13:16:55Z

Created page with "= printf = Print ARGUMENT(S) according to FORMAT, or execute according to OPTION. <code>printf FORMAT [ARGUMENT]</code> <code>printf OPTION</code> FORMAT controls the output as in C printf. Interpreted sequences are: <code>\n</code> new line <code>%s</code> output as string <code>%d</code> output as integer Example: <code>printf '%s\n' yolo</code>"

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= printf =
Print ARGUMENT(S) according to FORMAT, or execute according to OPTION.

<code>printf FORMAT [ARGUMENT]</code>
<code>printf OPTION</code>

FORMAT controls the output as in C printf. Interpreted sequences are:
<code>\n</code> new line
<code>%s</code> output as string
<code>%d</code> output as integer

Example:
<code>printf '%s\n' yolo</code>

Format and Print Data - Revision history

Xbl: /* printf */

Xbl: /* printf */

Xbl: Created page with "= printf = Print ARGUMENT(S) according to FORMAT, or execute according to OPTION. printf FORMAT [ARGUMENT] printf OPTION FORMAT controls the output as in C printf. Interpreted sequences are: \n new line %s output as string %d output as integer Example: printf '%s\n' yolo"