I have int x
and char c
. I want to make a new string called str
as "xc"; so the int, a space, and the char.
So for example:
x = 5, c = 'k'
//concatenate int and char with a space in between.
so the line printf("%s", str)
will print:
5 k
How do I do this in C code?
Use sprintf
or snprintf
to avoid safety of your code to be built on assumption that your buffer will be always big enough:
char str[100];
sprintf(str, 100, "%d %c", x, c);
But in case the only purpose of str
will be to be used it to with printf
, then just printf
directly:
printf("%d %c", x, c);
...just don't use itoa
since "this function is not defined in ANSI-C and is not part of C++"
These questions might help you as well:
How to convert an int to string in C
Converting int to string in c
char tmp[32]={0x0};
sprintf(tmp, "%d %c", x, c);
printf("%s\n", tmp);
or
printf("%d %c\n", x, c);
sprintf()可以做你想做的:
sprintf(str, "%d %c", x, c);
Since you want to print the information out, there is no reason (that I can see) to convert the data into a string first. Just print it out:
printf("%d %c", x, c);
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