NSLog Tips

       char c='a';

    NSLog(@"%c",c);

    

    

    NSString *ns=@"NSString";

    NSLog(@"%@",ns);

    

    char *s="String";

    NSLog(@"%s",s);

    NSLog(@"%c",'A');

    NSLog(@"%c",65);

  

Output will look like following in console window :

2011-08-09 21:16:50.468 MIMTextLib[17207:207] a

2011-08-09 21:16:50.470 MIMTextLib[17207:207] NSString

2011-08-09 21:16:50.472 MIMTextLib[17207:207] String

2011-08-09 21:16:50.474 MIMTextLib[17314:207] A

2011-08-09 21:16:50.776 MIMTextLib[17314:207] A

       //To print integer/decimal

    

    int p=10;

    NSLog(@"%i",p);

    

    NSInteger l=10;

    NSLog(@"%d",l);

2011-08-09 21:24:23.672 MIMTextLib[17254:207] 10
2011-08-09 21:24:23.673 MIMTextLib[17254:207] 10

       //To print float

    float f=10;

    NSLog(@"%f",f);

    

    

    //Upto 2 places of decimal

    

    float f2=10;

    NSLog(@"2 places of decimal=%0.2f",f2);

    

    //Upto 1 places of decimal

    float f1=10;

    NSLog(@" 1 places of decimal= %0.1f",f1);

    

    //Upto 0 places of decimal 

    

    float f0=10;

    NSLog(@"0 places of decimal =%0.0f",f0);

2011-08-09 21:24:23.673 MIMTextLib[17254:207] 10.000000

2011-08-09 21:24:23.674 MIMTextLib[17254:207] 2 places of decimal=10.00

2011-08-09 21:24:23.674 MIMTextLib[17254:207]  1 places of decimal= 10.0

2011-08-09 21:24:23.675 MIMTextLib[17254:207] 0 places of decimal =10

       //To print double 

    

    double d=10;

    NSLog(@"%lf",d);

    //You can apply %0.1lf to get  upto 1 place of decimal, just like we did for float

2011-08-09 21:24:23.675 MIMTextLib[17254:207] 10.000000

       //Preceding with zeros
    NSLog(@"%008d",666);

    NSLog(@"%003d",666);

    NSLog(@"%010d",666);

2011-08-09 21:32:25.398 MIMTextLib[17419:207] 00000666

2011-08-09 21:32:25.400 MIMTextLib[17419:207] 666

2011-08-09 21:32:25.401 MIMTextLib[17419:207] 0000000666

       //Preceding with blanks
    printf ("Preceding with blanks: %10d \n", 1977);de

Preceding with blanks:       1977