I want to format an unsigned int to an 8 digit long string with leading zeroes.
This is what I have so far:
unsigned int number = 260291273;
char output[9];
sprintf(output, "%x", number);
printf("%s\n", output); // or write it into a file with fputs
Prints "f83bac9", but I want "0f83bac9". How 开发者_运维技巧can I achieve the formatting?
Use "%08x" as your format string.
You can use zero-padding by specifying 0
and the number of digits you want, between %
and the format type.
For instance, for hexadecimal numbers with (at least) 8 digits, you'd use %08x
:
printf("%08x", number);
Output (if number
is 500):
000001f4
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