After reading this enumeration topic, you will understand its theory and examples also you will able to implement it in C programming.
Enumeration is a user-defined data type and similar to the structure as well as the union but all the enumeration members are constants.
After reading this storage class topic, you will understand its theory and you will able to implement it in C programming.
C Storage class deals with the storage location of the variable, the initial value of the variable, the life of variable and scope of the variable. Storage class also referred to “scope and lifetime of variable” in function.
After reading this character set topic, you will understand C Tokens, C Keywords and you will know the C Identifiers and Rule for defining identifiers.
Like any other programming language, C language has its own character set is used to form words, statements, and expression which makes programming easier. Continue reading C – Character Set
After reading this preprocessor topic, you will understand its theory and examples also you will able to implement it in C programming.
The diagram below will tell you in an easier way about C preprocessor, Continue reading C – Preprocessor
After reading this C multidimensional array topic, you will understand its theory and examples also you will able to implement two-dimensional array in C programming.
Often there is a need to store and manipulate two-dimensional data structure such as tables and matrices. The C Multidimensional Array facility helps to manipulate tables, matrices, etc. in programming. Continue reading C – Multidimensional Array
After reading this conditional statements topic, you will understand conditional statements types and you will know the conditional statements flowchart, theory, and examples.
Like the real-life situation, C language provides the facility to user to take decisions based on any condition in a program. The C statements through which we can control the execution of the program is called decision control statements.
The conditional statements execute different statements based on different conditions. It can be classified as shown below into uni-directive statement, bi-directive statement and multi-way branching statement.