What is difference between %d and %i in c?
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Answer / Vineet Kumar Verma
In C, %d is used to represent a signed decimal integer, while %i can be used interchangeably with %d for the same purpose. The difference lies in their portability: %i can handle integer types from different systems, while %d might require some platform-specific adjustments.
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