Write code to assign to the variable format a formatting string that will displa

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Write code to assign to the variable  format a formatting string that will display three values referenced by the variables  quantity (type int),description (type str), and unitPrice (type float) in the format illustrated by: (type "_10 One-inch Three-ring binder_____________ $___5.50"). The quantity is displayed right-justified in 3 print positions, the description is displayed left-justified in 30 print positions, and the amount is displayed after a dollar sign with a total of 7 print positions and two digits after the decimal point. In the example, an underscore character is used to indicate the presence of a filler space. The underscores are not part of the actual string.

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working c code

#include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
#include<string>
int main()
{
   int quantity = 10;
   static char description[] = "One-inch Three-ring binder";
   float unitPrice = 5.50;
   printf("%3d %-30s $ %7g",quantity,description,unitPrice);
  
}

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