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- From: Mark Kintigh <breetai@oak.westol.com>
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- Subject: Re: "c" question.
- Date: Wed, 14 Feb 1996 15:07:18 -0800
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- William Donald Peterson III wrote:
- >
- > I have a question. I was wondering if anybody knows how to display a
- > character that is not on the keyboard, but is in the alphabet. For
- > example, if I wanted to "printf" the 129th ascii character.
-
- C treats int and char the same. If you want to load int x with 'A' just
- type "x='A';". For your printf example you can do this a number of ways
- ie: printf("..%c..",129);
- printf("...\201.."); /* octal value of 129 */
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