Fundamentals of C

A (a)   translates high-level language code into machine language.

In C programming, the (a)   keyword is used to declare a variable that can store integer values.

The (a)   operator is used to perform a bitwise AND operation.

In a flowchart, a (a)   is used to represent a decision or branching point.

The (a)   storage class in C means the variable is stored in the CPU register.

The (a)   function is used to print formatted output to the screen in C.

In a for loop, the (a)   statement is used to skip the remaining code and move to the next iteration.

In C, the (a)   keyword is used to define a global variable.

The (a)   operator is used to find the remainder when one integer is divided by another.

The function used to take input from the user in C is (a)   .