No, a percent sign cannot have dots instead of circles. The percent sign (%) is a symbol that consists of a single straight line and two small, closed circles. The circles are integral to the design of the symbol and cannot be replaced with dots while still maintaining its correct form and meaning.
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yeah it really doesn't matter you can do it with dots or circles it really depend on you for me i would do circles hope this helped you
That's the divider
putc('%'); write(1, "%", 1); printf("%%"); printf("%c", '%'); will all each put a % character (percent sign) on stdout.
23% just multiply by 100 and add the percent sign in the back of your answer.
0.40 is a decimal already. Percent is hundredths. So 0.4 = 40%
Ah, what a lovely question! That would be a line segment, my friend. It's like a little bridge between two points, bringing them together in harmony. Just imagine those dots holding hands and smiling at each other.