29.8. Other Conversion Characters
The remaining conversion characters are b, B, h, H, % and n. These are described in Fig. 29.10.
| Conversion character | Description |
|---|---|
| b or B | Print "true" or "false" for the value of a boolean or Boolean. These conversion characters can also format the value of any reference. If the reference is non-null, "true" is output; otherwise, "false" is output. When conversion character B is used, the output is displayed in uppercase letters. |
| h or H | Print the string representation of an object’s hash-code value in hexadecimal format. If the corresponding argument is null, "null" is printed. When conversion character H is used, the output is displayed in uppercase letters. |
| % | Print the percent ... |
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