#include<stdio.h> int main(){ printf("%d\n", (int)('a')); printf("%d\n", (char)(97)); } Why does the program above give the output 97 97 instead of 97 a

I've been trying to scan integers with sscanf() from strings with leading zeros (e.g. '03'). However, it works fine but only until '07'. Starting with '08', the strings will be read as 0. Below you'll...

I am aware that when using the printf function I can express the octal value of an integer with %o and its hexadecimal value with %x. How can I represent a floating-point value as octal or hexadecimal...