Zig by Example: Debug Printing

To print values	`const std = @import("std");`
	`pub fn main() void {`
Values are formatted with std.fmt.format. `{any}` or `{}` will result in the default format for each type.	`std.debug.print("One: {}\n", .{1}); std.debug.print("Two: {d}\n", .{2}); std.debug.print("Three: {:5}\n", .{3}); std.debug.print("Four: {[foo]}\n", .{ .foo = 4 }); std.debug.print("Five: {e}\n", .{500001.0}); std.debug.print("Six: {:0>5}\n", .{6}); std.debug.print("Seven: {:_^5}\n", .{7});`
	`std.debug.print("\nBrackets: {{}}\n", .{});`
To format arrays you cannot use `{}`, you must use `{s}` or `{any}`.	`std.debug.print("\nChar arrays: {s}\n", .{"hello"}); std.debug.print("Address: {*}\n", .{"string"}); }`

	`$ zig run debug-printing.zig One: 1 Two: 2 Three: 3 Four: 4 Five: 5.00001e5 Six: 00006 Seven: __7__`
	`Brackets: {}`
	`Char arrays: hello Address: [6:0]u8@1021f8f`

Next example: Test.