Chapter 6

A Place to Put Stuff

IN THIS CHAPTER

check Understanding variables

check Creating a specific data type

check Declaring variables in your code

check Using signed or unsigned integers

check Whipping up multiple variables at a time

check Declaring and assigning at the same time

check Putting variables to work

check Creating constants

Human beings have obsessed over storing stuff ever since the Garden of Eden, when Adam stashed a grape in his belly button. This raises the question of why Adam would have a belly button, but that’s not my point. My point is that people enjoy storing things and creating places — boxes, closets, garages, and underground bunkers — in which to store that stuff.

Your C programs can also store things ...

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