Printf

I think you're thinking of something else buddy

echo from nim

I like putStrLn and constructing the String myself

SAY

spotted the perl boomer
nice dubs though

MsgBox

DISPLAY

>dumb Cnile doesn't even know what is wrong with printf

He's probably thinking of scanf

>not just typing "Hello World\n

youtube.com/watch?v=7uLzaKlZSQQ

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Who are you quoting?

WRITE(*,*)

Is tee an output function?

/dev/null after I echo your waifu.

LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
HAHA DUDE YOU GOT REKT SO FUCKING HARD BY THIS DUDE!!! WHAT THE FUCK HAHA XD

return

fprintf

format

>I/O
>constructing
also, haskell has no formatting functions lmao

The type-safe version of printf in Idris

System.out.println()

ruby's puts()

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Based and pajeetpilled

>printf
>doesn't print anything
>so stupid it doesn't even realize I don't own a printer

for me, it's IO.puts

echo

console.log

fmt.Println("Based golang")

>myprintf

System.Console.WriteLine

.
(brainfuck)

Waiting for a book for learning HolyC. I think practicing programming via TempleOS would be a great strategy for some. Unironically learning C at the moment in order to explore TempleOS.

InText_PromptWriteUp(Output: "")

printf('%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s');

println

>format
(You) mean FORMAT ?

std::cout

Console.WriteLine because there I can insert variables in any order and it doesn't require matching the type of the variable in the format string.

Modern compilers actually emit a warning if you compile that retardation, same if the specifier doesn't match the type of the parameter.

that wouldn't nearly compile.

It is completely valid, they simply made an exception in the compiler itself for this particular function. The absolute state.

printf('%s', argv[1]);

$> ./foo "bar %x %x"

why do you keep using single quotes like that?

Because you may want to write something like this: printf('this: "x" is bad');
force of habit I guess

absolute retard.

checked
but it definitely looks better than escaping the quotes

Cool and all but won't compile in C.

Oh yeah you're right
It's been a while since I wrote C

std::cout

Console.Write();

Cout sucks but I often wish I had something like cin to deal with poorly formatted files.

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print()

scanf_s()

WriteLn

ejaculation

SELECT [column_name] FROM [database_name];

console.log()

Enjoy waiting forever until the stdout buffer is full or the program terminates.

write(2), the only true POSIX output function you need

dbms_output.putline();

Just kidding. I hope whoever decided that is dead.

write(STDOUT_FILENO,s,strlen(s))