$displayh

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bit [3:0][7:0] check[3];
check[2]=32’d54545454;
check[1]=$urandom;
check[0]=32’b0;

 - I have created a multidimensional array having mentioned configuration. Each position is storing value. Now I want to display any slice or any 
   element or any bit.
   I went through some articles. I got the following command .

$displayh(check[0][3] , check[2] , check[0][0][5]);

 - As far as I know , $display and %p are used to display a packet.

$display(“%p , %p , %0d”,check[0][3],check[2],check[0][0][5]);

 - Are these commands same ?
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In reply to Shubhabrata:

$displayh prints out any unformatted integral argument in hexadecimal ($display would have used decimal),

“%p” is a pretty-print format. It formats any aggregate value (an unpacked array or structure) to look like an assignment pattern of individual elements. The radix each element gets printed as is undefined, but some tools take the default radix for unformatted values.