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When I want to print a hexadecimal value of an integer using printf in C, I use the following statement : printf ("\n X = 0x%x \n",x); Here I assume the following declaration : int x = -1
Now this prints Oxffffffff. I would like to see the output as 0xFFFFFFFF (all Tall Letters). Which format specifier will help me achieve that?
printf ("\n X = 0x%X \n",x);