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Explore Stack Internal The right format to read a uint64_t (typedef unsigned long long int) is, with scanf and not sscanf, "%" SCNu64 and for print is also SCNu64.
ExampleSCNu64 Example. in your code you read for example my_integer variable, then you do scanf ("Value of integer:%" SCNu64, & my_integer); and to write the same but with printf.
The right format to read a uint64_t (typedef unsigned long long int) is, with scanf and not sscanf, "%" SCNu64 and print is also SCNu64.
Example. in your code you read for example my_integer variable, then you do scanf ("Value of integer:%" SCNu64, & my_integer); and to write the same but with printf.
The right format to read a uint64_t (typedef unsigned long long int) is, with scanf and not sscanf, "%" SCNu64 and for print is also SCNu64 Example. in your code you read for example my_integer variable, then you do scanf ("Value of integer:%" SCNu64, & my_integer); and to write the same but with printf.
The right format to read a uint64_t uint64_t (typedef unsigned long long int) is, with scanfscanf and sscanf not sscanf, "%" SCNu64"%" SCNu64 and print is also SCNu64 format.
Example. in your code you read for example my_integer variable, then you do scanf ("Value of integer:%" SCNu64, & my_integer); scanf ("Value of integer:%" SCNu64, & my_integer); and imprmirloto write the same but with printf.
The right to read a uint64_t (typedef unsigned long long int) is, with scanf and sscanf not, "%" SCNu64 and print is also SCNu64 format.
Example. in your code you read for example my_integer variable, then you do scanf ("Value of integer:%" SCNu64, & my_integer); and imprmirlo the same but with printf
The right format to read a uint64_t (typedef unsigned long long int) is, with scanf and not sscanf, "%" SCNu64 and print is also SCNu64.
Example. in your code you read for example my_integer variable, then you do scanf ("Value of integer:%" SCNu64, & my_integer); and to write the same but with printf.
The right to read a uint64_t (typedef unsigned long long int) is, with scanf and sscanf not, "%" SCNu64 and print is also SCNu64 format.
Example. in your code you read for example my_integer variable, then you do scanf ("Value of integer:%" SCNu64, & my_integer); and imprmirlo the same but with printf
