In scanf h is used for
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Answer / allen
I had the same question, and after some research, i found
that it is a type modifier. for example
%d -> int
%hd -> short int
%ld -> long int
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Answer / vineet saurabh
In Dennnis Ritchie's "The C Programming Language 2nd ed" PN-244
h is a length modifier.
..... 'h' indicates that the corresponding argument is to be printed as ashort or unsigned short
Dont use 'H' instead.
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