CHAPTER 2
C – The Basics
In this chapter, we will explain the following:
- What is an alphabet, a character set, and a token
- What is a syntax rule and a syntax error
- What is a reserved word
- How to create identifiers in C
- What is a symbolic constant
- The C data types—int, float, and double
- How to write int and double expressions
- How to print an integer using a field width
- How to print a floating-point number to a required number of decimal places
- What happens when int and double values are mixed in the same expression
- What happens when we assign int to double and double to int
- How to declare a variable to hold a string
- How to assign a string value ...
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