C
language has some words that have the fixed meaning. The meaning of the words
can not be changed in the programs; these fixed meaning words are called
keywords.
The all C language keywords are written in small letters (lower
case). The keywords cannot be
used as variable names because if we do so we are trying to assign a new
meaning to the keyword, which is not allowed by the compiler. C language
supports 32 keywords are as follows:
auto
|
break
|
case
|
char
|
const
|
continue
|
default
|
do
|
double
|
else
|
enum
|
extern
|
float
|
for
|
goto
|
if
|
int
|
long
|
register
|
return
|
short
|
signed
|
sizeof
|
static
|
struct
|
switch
|
typedef
|
union
|
unsigned
|
void
|
volatile
|
while
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