How to specify multiple format string in fprintf function?

Use a for loop. That will be able to print 100 floating point numbers.

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I want to print many, for example 100, floating point number into one file line using the format string %10.2f. Are there any ways to do this without writing the format string 100 times in the fprintf call or must I using the for loop to print one at a time? I know it's easy to achieve this in Fortan: `fwrite(fd,'(100F10.2)') data` Are there an alternative in C?

Fprintf link|improve this question asked Sep 9 '11 at 6:45yorua007364 71% accept rate.

I know that this would work, but it looks a bit silly. – yorua007 Sep 10 '11 at 1:18.

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