ft_printf

This project is part of the curriculum at 42. It is an implementation of the printf function in C programming language called ft_printf. The function allows formatting and printing of various types of data.

Project Grade

I received a grade of 125 out of 100 for this project, including bonuses.

Basic Conversions

The basic conversions supported by ft_printf are:

• %c: Character
• %s: String
• %p: Pointer
• %d and %i: Signed decimal integer
• %u: Unsigned decimal integer
• %x and %X: Unsigned hexadecimal integer
• %%: Percent sign

Additional Flags

ft_printf supports additional flags that can be used for more precise formatting:

• +: Adds a plus sign (+) before positive numbers.
• (space): Inserts a space before positive numbers.
• #: Adds the "alternative form" for hexadecimal (0x or 0X) conversions.
• -: Left-aligns the converted value within the field width.
• 0: Pads the field width with leading zeros.
• . (dot): Specifies the precision of the conversion.

Feel free to check out the project repository on GitHub: ft_printf