[Bussyman]

Hi,

What is difference between %i and %d ?

[Zeth]

There is no difference in it, both are same. Check this for more information.

[10MIN]

Technically there is a difference, but isn't important... The i from %i means integer aka not fractional number. The d from %d means decimal aka numbers in base 10, aka normal numbers.

[Bussyman]

So there is not specific situations when should i need to use %i or %d ?

[Paulice]

Both are the same, check the wiki.

Specifier	Meaning
%i	Integer (whole number)
%d	Integer (whole number)
%s	String
%f	Floating-point number (Float: tag)
%c	ASCII character
%x	Hexadecimal number
%b	Binary number
%%	Literal '%'
%q	Escape a text for SQLite. (Added in 0.3.7 R2)

[Bussyman]

http://php.net/manual/en/function.sscanf.php

But in php function sscanf they are different? so in sa-mp function sscanf?

[Paulice]

"D" there is basically "f" in PAWN (this includes SSCANF).

Use "i" and "d" for integers, use "f" for floating point numbers (or fractions/decimals/whatever).