What is the difference between reserved word and identifier in c programming language??
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"A reserved word is a keyword in a programming language that serves to mark the structure of a state-ment. For example, the keywords if and else are reserved words. ... Among the 63 keywords in C++, if, else, and while are some of the reserved words, and char, int, and float are some of the standard identifiers."
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A reserved word is a keyword in a programming language that serves to mark the structure of a state-ment. For example, the keywords if and else are reserved words.
A standard identifier is a key-word that defines a type. Among the 63 keywords in C++, if, else, and while are some of the reserved words, and char, int, and float are some of the standard identifiers."
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