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This document discusses variables in C programming. It defines a variable as a name given to a storage area that can be manipulated by a program. Variables have specific types like char, int, float, and double that determine their size, range, and operations. Variables can be either local or global. Local variables are declared within a function and are only accessible within that function, while global variables are declared outside of functions and can be accessed anywhere in a program. The document encourages learning programming through online courses offered by Baabtra.
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- 4. ď˝ A variable is nothing but a name given to a storage area that our program can manipulate. ď˝ Each variable in C has a specific type, ⌠Size and layout ⌠Range ⌠Set of operations
- 5. ď˝ Char ď˝ Int ď˝ Flaot ď˝ Double ď˝ void
- 6. ď˝ An objective C program will consist of code divided up into functions, classes , and code structures ď˝ A typical program will make extensive use of variable to store and manipulate data ď˝ Once a variable declared it may or may not be accessible to other section of program code ď˝ This accessibility depends on where and how the variable was declared and where the code is that needed to access .This is known as variable scope
- 7. ď˝ Local Variables ď˝ Global variables
- 8. ď˝ Variable that are declared inside a function or block called local variables ď˝ They can be used only by statements that are inside that function or block of code ď˝ Local variable not known to functions outside
- 9. ď˝ Here all the variables x , y and z are declared inside the main , so it is local to main() functions
- 10. ď˝ Global variables are defined outside of a function , usually on top of the program ď˝ The global variables will hold their value throughout the lifetime of your program and they can be accessed inside any functions defined for the program ď˝ A global variable can be accessed by any function ď˝ Global variable is available for use throughout your entire program after its declaration
- 12. ď˝ A program can have same name for local and global variables ď˝ But value of local variables inside a function will take preference
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