C variables :
C programming language is also called a free form language.
Every C statement must end with a semicolon (;) Thus semicolon acts as a terminator.
Comment about the program should be enclosed within /* */ A comment can split over more than oneline as in, /* This is a jazzy comment */ Such a comment is often called a multi line comment.
- an entity that may vary during program execution is called a variable.
- A variable name is any combination of alphabets and can contain upto 31 characters.
- The first character must be an alphabet or underscore.
- No commas or blanks are allowed.
- No special symbol other than underscore can be used.
- eg. si_intel, m_hrs, rms895.
- Keywords are the words whose naming has already been explained to the C Compiler.
- Keywords are also called Reserved words.
- There are 32 keywords available in C.
- These keywords are as follows.
| auto | double | int | struct | 
| break | else | long | switch | 
| case | enum | register | typedef | 
| char | extern | return | union | 
| const | float | short | unsigned | 
| continue | for | signed | void | 
| default | goto | sizeof | volatile | 
| do | if | static | while | 
C programming language is also called a free form language.
Every C statement must end with a semicolon (;) Thus semicolon acts as a terminator.
Comment about the program should be enclosed within /* */ A comment can split over more than oneline as in, /* This is a jazzy comment */ Such a comment is often called a multi line comment.
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