Print part of a string with printf
This example program shows how to print only some of the bytes of a C
string using printf
and the *
formatting
statement.
#include <stdio.h> int main () { const char * test = "This is a fox."; printf ("No qualification: '%s'\n", test); printf ("Only first four bytes: '%.*s'\n", 4, test); printf ("Get some middle bytes: '%.*s'\n", 3, test + 10); return 0; }
It produces the following output:
No qualification: 'This is a fox.' Only first four bytes: 'This' Get some middle bytes: 'fox'
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