Variables In C Language (=;=)

Variable is a symbol in a program that serves to represent a value / save certain values ​​that are dynamic , 

can change during program run. In the C programming language , 

to use a variable must declare it first so that the compiler recognizes it . 

The general form for declaring a variable in c language is  :

tipe_data variable_name ;

Example :

int a; / * Declare a variable of type integer * /

int b , c ; / * Declare variables b and c are integers * /

char u ; / * Declare a variable of type char * u /

In the example above ( first row ) , a variable declared with the variable of type integer that ( a)

 can only hold a value with an integer data type .

 Likewise, the variables b and c in the second row , 

which was declared by the integer, the two variables ( b and c ) 

will only store a value of type integer .

REASONS TO CHOOSE JAPANESE (=.=)

Japan a modern country with full sophistication of the facility 's life and human resources that  alone. 

Seeing a life full of with modernization .

I love the Japanese people who are good at loving nature , in the middle current modernization that completely sophisticated and in the middle of the sophistication of means of transportation , Japanese people are much choosing to enjoy walking or ride a bike or take public transportation for example, train or bus .

And I like with the mindset of Japanese people

 who can take advantage of all the sectors 

into revenue opportunities

 for them and they always create tools 

or products that can be used for everyone.

I want to stay or to go to Japan to examine

 how the Japanese can be as smart as it is in harness

 or create something useful 

and capable provide a promising revenue, 

for I made my experience or apply their knowledge 

to make or create advanced products.