Type Declaration Instruction
Type Declaration instruction is used to declare the type of variables to be used in a C program. Any variable must be declared before using it. This declaration is done using type declaration instruction.
Syntax: Type declaration instruction
data-type variable_name;
Here,
data-type represents any valid C data-type. E.g. int, char, float, double etc.
variable_name can be any valid name satisfying rules for constructing variables in C.
This declaration is done at the beginning of the main() function as shown below.
Example:
int main(){
int balance, rate;
float amount;
}
Related Topics
=> Introduction
=> Constants
=> Variables
=> Keywords
=> Rules to Write a Program
=> Main Function
=> Comment
=> Printf Function
=> Scanf Function
=> Instruction
=> Type Declaration Instruction
=> Arithmetic Instruction
=> Control Instructions
=> Constants
=> Variables
=> Keywords
=> Rules to Write a Program
=> Main Function
=> Comment
=> Printf Function
=> Scanf Function
=> Instruction
=> Type Declaration Instruction
=> Arithmetic Instruction
=> Control Instructions
Related Topics
=> Introduction
=> Constants
=> Variables
=> Keywords
=> Rules to Write a Program
=> Main Function
=> Comment
=> Printf Function
=> Scanf Function
=> Instruction
=> Type Declaration Instruction
=> Arithmetic Instruction
=> Control Instructions
=> Constants
=> Variables
=> Keywords
=> Rules to Write a Program
=> Main Function
=> Comment
=> Printf Function
=> Scanf Function
=> Instruction
=> Type Declaration Instruction
=> Arithmetic Instruction
=> Control Instructions
