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How to printf “unsigned long” in C?
I have my number like so...
int unsigned long number = 600851475143;
I am trying to print it with printf()
. Every time I try, I get a warning by the compiler.
I've tried %uld
, %ld
and Googling hasn't seemed to find me the answer.
I'm learning C, but have not had to use a long int
before, so I'm not sure what I should be using.
What is the specifier I am chasing?
The correct specifier for unsigned long is %lu .
%lu. Unsigned int or unsigned long. %lli or %lld.
%Lf format specifier for long double %lf and %Lf plays different role in printf. So, we should use %Lf format specifier for printing a long double value.
I recommend using standard order (i.e. unsigned long int). %lu
is the format tag you're looking for.
printf("%lu", 5ul);
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