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••• Unprocessable paragraph: In most \code{printf} statements, the string argument contains  
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\bold{print 
specifications}, marked by specification-introducing percent signs.  Each 
print specification determines how a corresponding argument value is to be 
displayed.  In the following example, the string contains two print 
specifications, \code{indicates that the next argument value is assumed to be a string, and marks 
where that string is to be placed.  The \code{the next argument value is assumed to be an integer, and marks where that 
integer is to be placed: 
\begincode 
printf ("The capacity of the  
        "box", 
        4703); 
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\result ! 
The capacity of the box car is 4703. 
\endcode 
When this \code{printf} statement is executed, the result is as follows: 
\begincode 
The capacity of the box car is 4703. 
\endcode 
Of course, you get the same result with the following \cpp/ output 
statement: 
\begincode 
cout << "The capacity of the " << "box" << " car is " << 4703 << "." 
     << endl; 
\endcode 
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