In the above example the integer variable 'y' contains value 65. The variable 'y' is printed using two-
conversic-n symbols integer and character. As shown in the output, the %c converts numeric 65 value
to its corresponding character A. The %d prints the value 65, as it is, because the variable is of an integer
type. Sometimes if no conversion is possible between two data types; some garbage value is printed.
Example
# include <stdio.h>
main (7
{
int y«7;
clrscr ();
printf("%f',y );
return 0;
I
In the above example, we forced the prin tfstatement to print the integer value as float value
providing ...
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