Write the naming conventions for variables in C language.
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"The naming conventions for variables in C language are –
• It has a total of 1 to 255 character to make sure that the portable is perfect as per the environment and stays with 1 to 31 character.
• The variable names are the letter that goes with an alphabet or an underscore.
• It has an initial letter, and the variable contains numbers and letters.
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- An identifier/variable name must be start with an alphabet or underscore (_) only, no other special characters, digits are allowed as first character of the identifier/variable name.
- Any space cannot be used between two words of an identifier/variable; you can use underscore (_) instead of space.
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