We know the how to declare variable. We saw some example in my previous post. Here we will discuss about how to declare different types of data.
| Data Type | Variable Declaration | Initializing | Declaration & Initializing |
|---|---|---|---|
| int | int A; | A = 12345; | int A = 12345; |
| long long | long long b; | b = 123456789; | long long b = 123456789; |
| float | float c; | c = 45.123456; | float c = 45.123456; |
| double | double D; | D = 33.123456789; | double D = 33.123456789; |
| char | char ch; | ch = 'k'; | char ch = 'k'; |
Let's look into the following code
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
// variable declaration
int variable1;
long long variable2;
float variable3;
double variable4;
char variable5;
// initializing
variable1 = 5;
variable2 = 123456;
variable3 = 454.123456789;
variable4 = 34.123456789;
variable5 = 'A';
// printing
printf("%d\n",variable1);
printf("%lld\n",variable2);
printf("%f\n",variable3);
printf("%lf\n",variable4);
printf("%c\n",variable5);
return 0;
}
NOTE
- or are format specifier.
- is used for creating newline. if you run the above program you will find each of those output in different line.
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