In C++, streams have a built-in fill character that can be set using the std::setw()
function. This fill character is used automatically when printing elements with a specified width.
On the other hand, print()
in some programming languages may not have a built-in fill character or width specifier, requiring developers to manually add padding using loops or string concatenation.
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