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Keywords are those words which tells the compiler what to do . In C Programming, keywords are otherwise said to be reserved words.
Keywords in Uppercase letters can be used as identifiers but considers as a poor programming practice.
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
int BREAK = 1;
printf("The value of BREAK = %d ",BREAK);
return 0;
}
Here we used BREAK as an identifier, but the compiler haven't through any error instead it replied with an output.
There are 32 keywords defined in C Programming.
| auto | extern | sizeof |
| break | float | static |
| case | for | struct |
| char | goto | switch |
| const | if | typedef |
| continue | int | union |
| default | long | unsigned |
| do | register | void |
| double | return | volatile |
| else | short | while |
| enum | signed | - |
Here we extract the keywords as per usage to make a clarity view.
| char | long | union |
| double | short | unsigned |
| float | signed | void |
| int | struct | - |
| case | else | switch |
| default | for | while |
| do | if | - |
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