Output of C-language variables

#include <stdio.h>int main () {int n = 100;  char c = ' @ ';    Characters enclosed in single quotes, strings surrounded by double quotes float money = 93.96;    printf ("n=%d, C=%c, money=%f\n", N, c, money); return 0;}

\nRepresents a line break

//The following is a comment. Annotations are used to describe what the code means, so that we can read more easily and it is part of the code. The compiler ignores the comment content.

The result of direct output without a variable is the same.

#include <stdio.h>

1. int Main ()

2. {

3. Span class= "Sh_type" >float money = 93.96

4. printf ( \n " 100 money);

5. 
   

6. return 0

7. }

Output of C-language variables