ANSI C Programming: Data Representation

Course details

To describe how ANSI C programs use memory to store data and how to write portable C programs

• Declaring and defining variables in ANSI C
• declare local and external variables and distinguish between declarations and definitions in ANSI C.
• Storing datatypes in ANSI C
• identify the four datatypes used in ANSI C and detail their respective storage restrictions.
• Datatype qualifiers in ANSI C
• name the datatype qualifiers used in ANSI C and identify the datatypes with which they can be used.
• Naming identifiers in ANSI C
• list the rules for naming identifiers in ANSI C.
• Defining and initializing variables in ANSI C
• distinguish between defining and initializing variables in ANSI C.
• Qualifiers and initialization in ANSI C
• use shorthand suffixes while qualifying variables in ANSI C.
• Initializing variables in ANSI C
• define and initialize variables in ANSI C.
• Using integer and floating point constants in ANSI C
• identify decimal, octal, and hexadecimal integer constants and floating point constants in ANSI C.
• Using character and string constants in ANSI C
• use character and string constants in ANSI C.
• Using special constants and enumerators in ANSI C
• use special constants and enumerators in ANSI C.