These are the types of functions that are designed by the user itself for certain specific purposes, we have already discussed functions in the earlier article. There are 4 types of user defined functions, let us discuss them one by…
The function is a set of programming statements written between blocks. There is always a function or more than one function is present in a program for instance the main function. Steps to construct a function: Declaring a function in…
A storage class defines the visibility and the scope of a variable or a function in a program. It also defines the memory location and initial value of a variable. There are four storage classes in C: Auto Register Static…
Jump statements are the statements when encountered the control shifts from one part to another part of the program. The different types of jump statement are: Break Continue Goto Let us discuss them one by one. Break Statement: A break…
What is typecasting? Typecasting can be referred to as the conversion of one data type to another data type. It is also known as data conversion. There are two types of typecasting in C: Implicit type casting Explicit type casting …
Decision making specifies one or more conditions to be evaluated or tested by the program, if the statement is true then a particular condition is executed and if the statement is false then a particular statement is executed. Structure Of…
In this topic we are going to learn about different types of loops available in C language. What is a loop? A loop is a statement that allows you to execute a block of code a specified number of times…
A switch statement allows a variable to compare with case labels for equality if match that statement is going to be executed. Each case labels are compared with the switch statement or variable, if matched then that case-labels implemented otherwise default statement…
A nested if-else statement in C programming is an if statement that is another if-else statement inside it. And Inside else statement also another if-else statement present. Yes, both C and C++ allow us to nested if-else statements within if…
