What are the different ways to print a string in the C language?

There are several main ways to print strings in the C language.

1. Print the string “Hello, World!” using the printf function.
2. Print the string using the puts function:
   puts(“Hello, World!”);
3. Use the putchar function to print characters in a string one by one:
   char str[] = “Hello, World!”;
   int i;
   for (i = 0; i < strlen(str); i++) { putchar(str[i]); }
4. Copy a string to a character array using the strcpy function, and then print the character array using the printf function:
   char str[50];
   strcpy(str, “Hello, World!”);
   printf(“%s”, str);
5. Format the string into a character array using the sprintf function, and then print the character array using the printf function:

   char str[50];
   sprintf(str, “Hello, %s!”, “World”);
   printf(“%s”, str);

These are common ways to print strings, the specific choice depends on the specific requirements and scenarios.