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Type conversion in C

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Typecasting or type conversion is converting an operand of one type to another type. Typecasting in C is performed in two different ways Implicit type conversion The C compiler automatically performs type conversion when an operation is performed on operands…

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Float and double datatype in C

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In floating-point representation, we have two types. They are Float: Variables declared with float datatype can able to store 32-bit decimal point value [e.g. 33.34], the representation of decimal-point in binary is completely different when compared with decimal to binary….

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Int datatype in c

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Variables declared with int data type can accommodate 32-Bit integer value i.e. 4BYTES. Signed integer varies from -2,147,483,648 to +2,147,483,647 i.e. 31 bits for data and the most significant bit will represent sign (+/-). Unsigned integer varies from 0 to…

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Char datatype in C

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Note: Before referring to this article, I recommend you to refer to my previous article i.e. ASCII charset. Variables declared with a char datatype can accommodate any symbol present in the ASCII character set and can be represented with an…

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C ASCII charset

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ASCII – American Standard Code For Information Interchange. Task-to-do: Please learn the below conversions : NOTE: No need to write a C program for the above. Just learn the mathematical procedures of these conversions.

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Datatypes in c

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Datatypes specify the “size“, “type of data” and the “maximum range” of value that an object can accommodate. Object – An object is a named region of storage. It might be a variable or array or structure instance. Classification of…

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