C Language

C Intro

C Overview

C Tokens

C Constants

C Data types

C Operators

C Expressions

C I/O Operations

C Decision - Branching

C Decision - Looping

C Arrays

C String

C Functions

C Structure

C DMA

C Linked lists

C File Management

C Managing Input ⁄ Output Operations

Contents

• Single character input output
• String input and output
• Formatted Input For Scanf
• Input specifications for real number
• Input specifications for a character
• Printing One Line
• Conversion Strings and Specifiers
• Specifier Meaning

Introduction

One of the essential operations performed in a C language programs is to provide input values to the program and output the data produced by the program to a standard output device.
We can assign values to variable through assignment statements such as
x = 5 a = 0 ;
and so on.
Another method is to use the Input then scanf which can be used to read data from a key board.
For outputting results we have used extensively the function printf which sends results out to a terminal.

Include directory

There exists several functions in ‘C’ language that can carry out input output operations.
These functions are collectively known as standard Input/Output Library.
Each program that uses standard input / out put function must contain the statement.

# include'stdio.h' 

at the beginning.