Floating-point literal A Floating-point is a numeric literal that has a fractional form or an exponent form.
For Example
-2 , 0.0000342 , -0.33E5 etc
Note E-5 = 10 -5
Character
A character literal is created by enclosing a single a single character inside quotation marks.
For example : 'a' 'b' '3' 'D' '{' etc
Escape Sequence
Sometimes, it is necessary to use characters that cannot be typed or has special meaning in C programming. For example : newline(enter) ,tab, question mark etc .
In order to use these characters, escape sequence are used.
Escape Sequence
| \b Backspace
| \f Form feed
| \n Newline
| \r Return
| \t Horizontal tab
| \v Vertical tab
| \\ Backslash
| \' Single Quotation mark
| \" double Quotation mark
| \f Form feed
| \n Newline
| \r Return
| \t Horizontal tab
| \v Vertical tab
| \\ Backslash
| \' Single Quotation mark
| \" double Quotation mark
| \? Question mark
| \0 Null Character
| \0 Null Character
For example : \n is used for newline . The backlash \ causes escape from the normal way the characters are handled by the compiler.
Strings literals
A string literal is a sequence of character enclosed in double-quote.
For example
"good" \\ String constant
" " \\ Null string character
"z" \\ String constant having single character
"Earth is round \n" \\ Print string with a newline
Constant
If you want to define a variable whose value cannot be changed, you can use the constant keyword.
For example : const double PI =3.14;
Notice : PI Symbolic constant; its value cannot be changed.
Constant double PI = 3.14; \\ Constant value
PI = 2.4 \\ Error
You can also define a constant using the define preprocessor directive.
You will learn about C Macros tutorial .
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