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Converting from int to wide character string using sprintf_s
To convert an integer to a wide character string using sprintf_s
, you can use the %ls
format specifier to output a wide character string. Here's an example:
cpp#include <stdio.h>
#include <wchar.h>
int main() {
int number = 12345;
wchar_t str[20];
// Convert integer to wide character string
swprintf_s(str, sizeof(str) / sizeof(wchar_t), L"%ls", number);
// Print the wide character string
wprintf(L"Result: %ls\n", str);
return 0;
}
In the code above, we declare an integer variable number
with the value 12345
. We also define a wide character string str
with a size of 20 characters.
The swprintf_s
function is then used to convert the integer to a wide character string. It takes the destination string str
as the first argument, the size of the destination buffer as the second argument (sizeof(str) / sizeof(wchar_t)
calculates the number of wide characters that can fit in the buffer), and the format specifier %ls
to specify that the input should be treated as a wide character string.
Finally, we print the converted wide character string using wprintf
and the %ls
format specifier.
Note that the sprintf_s
function is a more secure version of sprintf
that helps prevent buffer overflows. The s
in sprintf_s
stands for "secure."