The isprint() function in c programming is used to check the given character is a printable character or not.
Printable characters in c programming are just the opposite of control characters and these type of characters checked using iscntrl() function in c.
Syntax for isprint() in c
int isprint( int arg );
for return value if the given characters passed to isprint() function in c is a printable character then it return non-zero integer otherwise return zero.
isprint() in c takes argument in the form of integer and returns.
Example for C isprint() function
#include <ctype.h>
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
char c;
c = 'Q';
printf("Result when a printable character %c is passed to isprint(): %d", c, isprint(c));
c = '\n';
printf("\nResult when a control character %c is passed to isprint(): %d", c, isprint(c));
return 0;
}
OUTPUT : -
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