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#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <assert.h>

int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
    // one argument
    printf("One\n");

    // two arguments
    printf("One %d\n", 2);

    // three arguments
    printf("One %d %s\n", 2, "3");

    // four argurments
    printf("One %d %s %c\n", 2, "3", '4');

    // five argurments
    printf("One %d %s %c %x\n", 2, "3", '4', 5);  // %x is for hexadecimal representation

    // six argurments
    printf("One %d %s %c %x %o\n", 2, "3", '4', 5, 6);  // %o is for octal representation

    // WARNING:  printf(…) does not print the prefix for %x and %o.
    //           mintf(…) does print the prefix for %x.
    //           mintf(…) does not support %o.
    //           printf(…) does not support %b (binary).  # at least not in ISO C11.

    return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}

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