C Error: '%%x' expects argument of type 'unsigned int*', but a different type was provided

This error message indicates that the format specifier %x expects an argument of type unsigned int*, but a different type was provided.

To fix this error, ensure the argument passed to the printf function is of the correct type. If using the %x format specifier, pass an unsigned int* argument.

Here's an example of how to fix this error:

unsigned int num = 10;
printf('%x', &num);  // Pass the address of 'num' using the '&' operator

In this example, the & operator retrieves the address of the variable num, which is then passed as an argument to printf using the %x format specifier.