#4: Get User Input in C Programming

#4: Get User Input in C Programming
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In this video, we will learn to take input from users using the scanf() function and show output using the printf() function. In C programming, the scanf() function takes input from the user and stores it in a variable. Similar to printf(), the concept of format specifier is also used in scanf() so, we will learn it in much detail.
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Timestamps:
0:00 Start
3:09 Take Double Input
5:30 Take multiple input
6:56 Quiz
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OPTION C

[@cloudproblemssolved]

for printf, %f and %lf are both used for double, but this is a scanf function, so only %lf is used for doublem %f is for float, therefore I agree with the other comment, option c

[@fulchandsheikh4380]

the answer is option c. scanf("%lf", &input);

[@collinshagembe7852]

Just started learning programming for the first time and so far, so good. About the last quiz on the tutorial, double input is represented by %lf, hence the correct answer is ("%lf", &input);

[@sukanyamukherjee5475]

Answer to the question asked in the end of the video will be option C.

[@sezarefretamiguel3249]

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[@LyricsVibe95]

But it is double input, the format specifier for double is %lf, so why do you go to %f? That's format specifier for float.

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@@LyricsVibe95 In scanf and related functions, %f is used for float and %lf is used for double

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Great tutorial. The correct way to take a double input is of answer C: scanf("%lf", &input); Thanks.

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/* Program to take integer and float input from the user */ #include int main() { int value1; float value2 ; printf(" Enter the values : "); scanf("%d" "%f",&value1,&value2); printf(" The integer value entered is : " "%d",value1); printf(" The float value entered is : " "%f",value2); return 0; }

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Why u both use %d & % f ?

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@@madhusmitamahapatra5181 %d for int value and %f for float value

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option C is the correct answer. option A is for the int data type input, option B is for the float data type input, and option D is for the char data type input. Great content, amazing explanation.

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#include int main(){ int number; float decimal; printf("Enter an integer and float number with spaces: "); scanf("%d %f", &number, &decimal); printf(" Your integer = %d", integer); printf(" Your decimal = %f, decimal); return0; }

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You re wrong bro, it should be: #include int main() { int number; float decimal; printf("Enter an integer and float number with spaces: "); scanf("%d %f", &number, &decimal); printf(" Your integer = %d", number); printf(" Your decimal = %.2f", decimal); return 0; }

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Thanks for your giving us a good guide contents. The answer of you question is option C. scanf("%lf", &input);

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[@bignaughtydog]

My solution to question at the end of this video. Thank you. //enters integer and float input from the user. Display responses how you wish. #include int main(){ int number; float number1; printf("please enter values here: "); scanf("%d %f", &number, &number1); printf("the values you entered here are %d and %.2f", number, number1); return 0; }

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#include int main(void) { int quantity; float price; printf("Enter quantity and price of products: "); scanf("%d %f", &quantity, &price); printf("Quantity: %d, Price: %.2f ", quantity, price); } Multiple choice answer: C

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okay so i understand what you have explained so far and i decided to try it on my own, instead of double input and alphabet, i tried using name and age but i keep getting error though i used the same format

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WAP to take integer and foat input from the user. #include int main(){ int number1; float number2; printf("Enter the input values: "); scanf("%d %f", &number1, &number2); printf("IntNum= %d, FloatNum= %f",number1,number2); //printf(" FloatNum= %f",number2);// return 0; } Outpur: number1: 20 number2: 20.35

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%lf is the format specifier of double input data type.

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[@c_learner_on_linux]

How do i use the scanf function that will assign it's result for many value? For instance, input the result for name, age and gmail, then return the inpuutted values.

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[@xulasho2022]

can anyone explain to me where this 22 comes , I confused.

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[@Jayashreee624]

What was written in the scan f() after %d

[@issabello.]

The choice number C . is the correct way to take doublen input isn’t it ?

[@naiduyt3350]

I have a doubt, when the user is giving the input as a character , is it not necessary to include single quote to the character? For Ex: scanf("%c, &'character');

[@jerishkt9972]

No

[@ismartdurgesh4903]

C is correct option

[@lalbahadursharma1726]

C is the correct

[@rdsrds3145]

My answer to the quiz is option c

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[@florelouisstephano9948]

Answer C is the correct way to take double input where the scanf function is being used to take the variable from the user "%lf" and the format specifier is lf and the line of code reads as follows: scanf("%lf", &input);

[@ritikagoudabz]

it'll be option c right?

[@anwin7229]

Can you help me i am using eclipse When i type the first program the two printf line in a same line in console just like enter input value age = 22 the out put is just like this can you help how to solve 2:41

[@aboutouruniverse3834]

is it not possible to write a full word on char...? must it always have to be a letter...?

[@devilzspace808]

A and C both are correct