The output of
printf("%%%%%%%%");
is
%%%%
I printed % 8 times, why does the output only have 4 %?
Because % is a format specifier escape sequence (as in %d would print an int).
To get the program to print the actual symbol, you write %%. Same goes for \. (Although fundamentally different, you still need two to print one)
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