Kamis, 21 November 2024

Special Characters In C Programming

Some of the special symbols that are used in C programming are as follows −

[] () {}, : ; * = #

Let’s understand their definitions, which are as follows −

Brackets[] − Opening and closing of brackets are used for array element reference, which indicate single and multidimensional subscripts.

Parentheses() − These special symbols are used for function calls and function parameters (Read: Functions in C).

Braces{} − Opening and closing of curly braces indicates the start and end of a block of code which contains more than one executable statement.

Comma (, ) − It is used to separate more than one statements like separating parameters in function calls.

Colon(:) − It is an operator which essentially invokes something called as an initialization list.

Semicolon(;) − It is called as a statement terminator that indicates the end of one logical entity. That is the reason each individual statement must be ended with a semicolon.

Asterisk (*) − It is used to create a pointer variable.

Assignment operator(=) − It is used for assigning values.

Pre-processor (#) − The pre-processor called as a macro processor is used by the compiler to transform your program before the actual compilation starts.

Symbol Meaning
~ Tilde
! Exclamation Mark/td>
# Number Sign
$ Dollar Sign
% Percent sign CaretAmpersand
^ Caret
& Ampersand
* Asterisk
() Parenthesis Left Parenthesis Right
_ Underscore
+ Plus Sign
, Comma
. Period
/ Slash
| Vertical bar
` Apostrophe
\ Backslash
- Minus Sign
= Equal to sign
<> Opening Angle Bracket Closing Angle Bracket
? Question Mark
{} Left Brace Right Brace
[] Left Bracket Right Bracket
: Colon
" Quotation Mark
; Semicolon


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