what is the functionality of " cprintf("Û"); "

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we want to know the functionality of the symbol enclosed in double quotes and other related symbols used for graphics in C/C++ language.

Posted 10-Oct-10 3:10am

DhanashreeRamya

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2010-10-10T03:43:00

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The cprintf()[^] function displays the text in double quotes on the console. The actual characters to be displayed will depend on the locale settings for the particular PC. Take a look at the Windows character map program to check for your own system.

Posted 10-Oct-10 3:43am

Richard MacCutchan