print out of string in this format;
1. "rajesh"
2. \n
3. %d
Answer Posted / sanjay bhosale
No need of extra variable :
You can simply write...
printf("\n1.\t\"Rajesh\"");
printf("\n2.\t\\n");
printf("\n3.\t%%d");
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