"Good Programmer's note sharing" C language variables

variable: #include<stdio.h>/*1. Variable type variable name; int score; 2. Assignment of variables score = 100; Score = A; Score = b = 100; 3. The output of the variable int a = 200; printf ("%i", a); Common format characters: 1>%d\%i integer (int) 2>%f decimal (float, double) 3>%c character (char)*/intMain () {/*int score;    Assignment operation (initialization) score = 1000;    Score = 10000;    char c;    c = ' A ';    int a = 20;    int d,e,f;    int b;    b = A = 40; b = +;*/    //variables: As long as there is indeterminate data, you should define the variables to save    intScore =205; //1:15    intTime = the; intBestscore =3161; //%d\%i is a format character (placeholder) and can only output integersprintf"score is%d\n", score); //score points are 205    floatHeight =1.78f; //%f used to output decimals, default is 6 decimal placesprintf"height is%.2f\n", height); //height is 1.75//%.2f output retains two decimal places    CharScoregrade ='D'; printf ("The integration level is%c\n", Scoregrade); //The integration level is Dprintf"score is%d, height is%f, rank is%c\n", score, height,'C'); //The score is 205, the height is 1.780000, the grade is C.    return 0;}

"Good Programmer's note sharing" C language variables