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2.11.1.Characters and numbers

#include <stdio.h>



int main(void)

{

  char first = 'T';

  char second = 20;



  printf("\nThe first example as a letter looks like this - %c", first);

  printf("\nThe first example as a number looks like this - %d", first);

  printf("\nThe second example as a letter looks like this - %c", second);

  printf("\nThe second example as a number looks like this - %d\n", second);

  return 0;

}

The first example as a letter looks like this - T
     The first example as a number looks like this - 84
     The second example as a letter looks like this - 
     The second example as a number looks like this - 20

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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