Primitive data types in c

Primitive or most fundamental data type in c can be categorized in three groups on the basis of its application:

1. Integral type number: char , int
2. Real type number: float , double
3. Void or nothing type: void



Introduction
List of data types
Primitive data types in c
Modifiers of data types in c
List of modifiers in c
Default modifiers of data types in c
Default data of modifiers in c
Rules of using modifiers in c
Possibles modifiers of given data types in c
Size modifier in c
Size of data types in c
Sign modifier in c
Range of data types in c
Easy way to remember limit of data types in c
Const modifiers in c
Pointers modifier in c
Function modifier in c
Interrupt modifier in c
Volatile modifier in c
Fundamental data types in c
Memory representation of char in c
Memory representation of signed char in c
Memory representation of int in c
Memory representation of signed int in c
Memory representation of double in c

4 comments:

sachin grover said...

is volatile also be a data type?????

Anonymous said...

Here is an Exam question:
Explain what is ment by the concept 'primitive data types' in relation to programming, providing examples of 'basic' and 'built-in' types.

How do you answer that in an exam?

Anonymous said...

Here is an Exam question:
Explain what is ment by the concept 'primitive data types' in relation to programming, providing examples of 'basic' and 'built-in' types.

How do you answer that in an exam?

sarath said...

built-in types.because primitive data types are predefined date types.i.e..already there are bulit