The answer is indeed the last one, ordering information and let me say it is true because this describes a function in itself and not a format like the first option that is a text format, the second a visual format and the third could be a table format. I hope this clarifies things
You must use “scanf” statement to read the input. You must also include the necessary header file to use all the built-in functions in any programming languages.
scanf(“%d”, &number);
Since “scanf” is a statement it must end with the semicolon. “scanf” accepts two parameters, first the type of value and second is the address of the variable to store the given input.
Here “&” represents the address of the given variable. “%d” is used for integer, “%f” is used for float, “%s” is used to receive string inputs, etc.
You will need to read the insturctions.
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