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This program demonstrates the use of the * character in the printf function for formatting output. The * character can be used to specify a field width for the output value. In the first printf statement, 15 is used as the field width, meaning that the output value should be right-aligned within a field of […]
The program demonstrates the use of the NOT (~) operator in C programming. The ~ operator is used to invert the bits of an unsigned integer. The unsigned integer v is initialized to 0. The ~ operator is then used to invert the bits of v, and the result is printed using the printf function. […]
The program demonstrates the use of the comma operator to separate two expressions. The two expressions, 2 + 3 and 5 – 4, are separated by a comma in the printf function. The first expression evaluates to 5 and the second expression evaluates to 1. These values are then printed to the console, with the […]
The above program demonstrates the precedence of the operator in C language. In C language, there is a specific order in which the operations are performed, and that is known as the precedence of operators. The priority of the operator depends on its precedence in C. In this program, two expressions are given to demonstrate […]
In the above program, “x” is declared as a volatile variable, which means that its value can be modified by other external factors. The user is prompted to enter an integer which is then assigned to the variable “x” using the scanf() function. The entered value is then displayed using the printf() function. Then the […]
