The document outlines various programming concepts including keywords, data types, variables, input/output operations, operators, storage classes, functions, loops, arrays, strings, pointers, and structures/unions. Each section provides definitions, syntax, and examples relevant to the respective topics. It serves as a comprehensive guide for understanding fundamental programming principles.
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The document outlines various programming concepts including keywords, data types, variables, input/output operations, operators, storage classes, functions, loops, arrays, strings, pointers, and structures/unions. Each section provides definitions, syntax, and examples relevant to the respective topics. It serves as a comprehensive guide for understanding fundamental programming principles.
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1.2 Keyword and Identifier
L3 Data Types and Variable s 1.4 Input Output 1.4.1 format Specifier 1.5 Operators and Expressio ns 1.6 Storage Classes 1.7 Function 1.7.J Recursive Function 1.8 Loops 1.8.1 For loop 1.8.2 While Loop 1.8.3 Do-while Loop 1.8.4 Break State ment 1.8.5 Continue Statement 1.9 Array 1.9.1 What is an Array? 1.9.2 Declare and Initialize an One -dimensional Array 1.9.3 Access the Elements of One-dim1: nsional Array 1.9.4 Important Properties of Array 1.9.5 Declare and Initialize a Two-dime nsional Array 1.10 String 1.10.1 Declaring a String 1.10.2 Initialize a String 1. _10.3 Commonly used String Handling_ Functions 1.11 Pointer 1.11.1 Define a Pointer Variable 1.11,2 Using Pointers in Function 1.12 Stmcture and Union 1.12.1 Synta� to Define a Structure and Union l. !2,2 Declaring Structure and Union Variable l. !2.3 Initializing and Using Structure Variables l. l 2.4 Size of Structure an_d Union