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so we have a variable right of any data type and we want to print the binary representation of its value how can we do that first letamp;#39;s get a refresh on how can we actually print data in C so we can first print it as decimal letamp;#39;s say we have here on integral called a and it has the value 30 Sabina if we print it using the percent D here and say a weamp;#39;re going to get the decimal representation of it fair enough but Iamp;#39;m gonna call it here decimal so that we know which is which and I can also do the same and say % X back such an and when I do that itamp;#39;s going to print a D and that D is from hexadecimal representation right but because I want all the actual hexadecimal digits in here Iamp;#39;m gonna say % 0 8 X and thatamp;#39;s going to prefix everything here with seven zeroes because a 32-bit integer actually has eight digits in hexadecimal alright Iamp;#39;m gonna get this result we have seven zeroes followed by a D thatamp;#39;s thatamp;#39;