libftprintf.a is a custom library that provides a function called ft_printf, which mimics the behavior of the standard printf function from the C library. This library allows you to format and print output to the standard output stream, similar to printf.

• Supports various format specifiers, including c, s, p, d, i, u, x, X, and %
• Handles basic conversions and formatting options
• Allows printing of characters, strings, pointers, decimal and integer numbers, and hexadecimal numbers
• Can handle both lowercase and uppercase hexadecimal formatting
• Provides a convenient way to output formatted text

To use the ft_printf function in your C program, follow these steps:

1. Include the "libftprintf.h" header file in your source code.
2. Compile your program with the libftprintf.a library using the provided Makefile.
3. Call ft_printf function with a format string and any additional arguments.

Here's an example of how to use ft_printf:

#include "libftprintf.h"

int main(void)
{
	ft_printf("Hello, %s!\n", "world");
	ft_printf("The answer is %d.\n", 42);

	return (0);
}

In the above example, ft_printf is used to print a string and an integer value. The format specifier %s is used for the string, and %d is used for the integer.

To compile your program with the libftprintf.a library, use the provided Makefile. The Makefile includes the following commands:

• make all: Compiles your program and creates the libftprintf.a library.
• make clean: Removes object files generated during compilation.
• make fclean: Removes the libftprintf.a library and object files.
• make re: Performs a clean build by running make fclean followed by make all.

Note: This library is for educational purposes and serves as a learning experience in re-implementing a simplified version of the printf function. It may not cover all the advanced features and edge cases present in the standard printf function.