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2.11.3.Using type char

#include <stdio.h>



int main(void)

{

  char first = 'A';

  char second = 'B';

  char last = 'Z';



  char number = 40;



  char ex1 = first + 2;             

  char ex2 = second - 1;            

  char ex3 = last + 2;              



  printf("Character values      %-5c%-5c%-5c", ex1, ex2, ex3);

  printf("\nNumerical equivalents %-5d%-5d%-5d", ex1, ex2, ex3);

  printf("\nThe number %d is the code for the character %c\n", number, number);

  return 0;

}

Character values      C    A    \
     Numerical equivalents 67   65   92
     The number 40 is the code for the character (

2.11.char
	2.11.1.	Characters and numbers
	2.11.2.	Data type char are stored internally as integers
	2.11.3.	Using type char
	2.11.4.	Define escape sequence in a char
	2.11.5.	Save Tab key into a char, you use an escape sequence
	2.11.6.	Escape sequences

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