In this project, we recreated a mini-verison of the
printffunction found in thestdio.hlibrary in the C programming language. This function allows us to print any argument given to the standard output or terminal and similar printing functions can be found in any programming language. This means we can print any combinations of strings, intergers, and other different data types.
This repository holds all the code necessary for our custom
_printffunction to run. Our mini-version currently handles conversion specifiers:c,s,%,d,i,b,o,x,Xand does not yet support field width, precision, flag characters, or length modifiers. Unique to our _printf is ourrreverse conversion and theRrot13 conversion. In essence, you can print any character, string, integer, or decimal number, reverse your strings, transform any number to binary and octal bases, and encrypt your string with rot13 encryption.
- Language: C
- OS: Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
- Compiler: gcc 4.8.4
- Style guidelines: Betty style
$ git clone [email protected]:selma-belhadj/printf.git
$ cd printf
$ gcc -Wall -Werror -Wextra -pedantic -std=gnu89 *.c -o printf
$ ./printf
👤 Selma Belhadj
- GitHub: @selma-belhadj
- Twitter: @Bel_Selma16
- LinkedIn: @selma-belhadj
👤 Kanu Mike Chibundu
- GitHub: @Ginohmk
- Twitter: @michotall95
- LinkedIn: @kanumike
Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome!
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This project is MIT licensed.