Hello,
How would I include the Extended ASCII character code 176 (degree sign) inside a printf statement in order to get an output such as 36º 52' 12" ?
Regards,
Jacques
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Hello,
How would I include the Extended ASCII character code 176 (degree sign) inside a printf statement in order to get an output such as 36º 52' 12" ?
Regards,
Jacques
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