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So we'll solve this exercise very quickly, because it's pretty much the same as the previous challenge.

So let's start with the include stpi o include SDD I o h all the necessary functionality to work with

inputs and outputs.

Then we'll just go and main the entry point curly brackets.

And first thing that we want to do is the Solvay thing in the first way.

We just want to use three print F lines, three print F commands.

So the first print command should print something like the first name and the last name.

For example, here it's full name.

Going to be Brad Pitt, as we said previously.

And we'll also add a backslash.

And in the end, at the end, to just add a new line.

OK, semicolon.

Now on the second print f we'll just use print F a G.

Right.

It was age 65 or 55, I guess.

Lashan semicolon at the end.

And also, we'll just use print Taffe.

And the gender in this case is male.

Right.

Male Becs Lushan and semicolon at the end.

Let's save it.

And now with we are to run this program.

Let's do it this way.

buildOn, run.

So there you go.

You can see all your information, full name breth paid in this example leads Brett Bear in your example.

It should be your first name and last name, the age and the gender.

So this information is usually a must for any registration, web and applications that you are going

to developing in your future.

So this is just the first glance to what we are going to develop.

Once we become experts in programming.

So this is Zaid's for the first way.

And now let's solve it with just one printf line.

All right.

So we we'll use just one print half instead of three.

And we can remove both of these lines and we will just place the backslash in here.

Full name Bret Beard.

And by using this new line, we can add also age right after it, age 55, backslash and to get one

new line.

And then we'll go, why gender?

And there you go.

Gender, male backslash.

And at the end.

And then we can save it.

Now we can build it and run it.

And there you go.

You can see actual pretty much the same.

Actually, it's identical result with just using one print F line.

One point F command.

Instead of using three.

So both of them give the same results.

But you may choose whatever you like.

For now, for beginners, I suggest to actually split it into three lines as it was previously like

that.

So it will be it will be much more easier for you to see what you're printing to your screen.

All right, guys.

So I hope that makes sense.

And all of this program is just sort of additional practice for you to get yourself more familiar with

C language and with the C rules.

Sound the print F command.

So until next time.

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