Identifiers in C
Identifiers are user-defined tokens used to name variables, functions, etc. An identifier consists of a sequence of letters and digits.
Read moreIdentifiers are user-defined tokens used to name variables, functions, etc. An identifier consists of a sequence of letters and digits.
Read moreKeywords are those tokens or words whose meaning are already defined within the C language and cannot be changed. As
Read moreIn C language the smallest unit of a program is called Token. Tokens are created using the C character set.
Read moreThe character set of C comprises of wide range of symbols that can be used to create tokens. These symbols
Read moreThough C language has rich set of features and have enormous advantages, however it suffers from some disadvantages. These include:
Read moreC language has in-numerous advantages. The important advantages of C language are described as follows: 1. Easy to Understand: C
Read moreC language has a rich set of features. These include: 1. There are a small, fixed number of keywords, including
Read moreIn 1965, Bell Telephone Laboratories, General Electric Company and Massachusetts Institute of Technology where working together to develop a new
Read moreOne may argue that if there is plethora of programming languages available, then what makes C language so special? There
Read moreIn order to communicate any idea, thought, instruction or information, humans make use of spoken language. The fact is that
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