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Some experienced C programmers like to arrange the arguments in
printf statements so that the arguments line up with the
corresponding print specifications, as shown in the following examples:
printf ("The average of the %i prices is %f.\n",
count, average);
Such alignment makes printf statements easier to readespecially
printf statements that contain many print specifications or
printf statements with complex arguments.