The C keywords

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The C keywords are reserved by the compiler. All the C keywords have been assigned fixed meaning and they cannot be used as variable names. However, few C compilers allow constructing variable names, which exactly coincide with the keywords. It is suggested that the keyword should not be mixed up with variable names. For utilizing the keywords in a program, no header file is required tto be included. The descriptions of the keyword are explained in the different programs, Th 32 C keywords provided in ANSI C are listed below:-

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