In a C program the smallest individual unit is called token and C language consists of following tokens:-
1> Identifiers: These are user defined name used to represent program elements such as function names, variables, structures etc.
2> Keywords: These are reserved words which are initially defined in the C compiler.
3> Constants: Constants are fixed values which do not change during program execution.
4> String Literals: It is a sequence of characters enclosed in double quotation marks (" ").
5> Operators: They represent an operation on C variables.
Etc.
smallest individual units in a c program is called tokens.
All arithmetic, logical operators are operators in c tokens. As: +, - , ++, --, %, &&, &, >>, << etc.
Cecil C. Tannahill has written: 'Trade tokens of Saskatchewan and their history' -- subject(s): Saskatchewan, Tokens, Money
A token in C, and in other languages as well, is the largest set of consecutive characters that matches the rules for construction of a parse-able unit of the language.For instance, in the statement a = b+c; the tokens are a, =, b, +, c, and ;.The reason I say "largest set" is to define what happens if more than one rule matches.For instance, in the statement a = b+++c; the tokens are a, =, b, ++, +, c, and ;, and not a, =, b, +, ++, c, and ;. If you mean the other way around, you need to use parentheses.
in c program the smallest individual unit is called c-token
C. W. Stainsfield has written: 'Descriptive catalogue of Australian tradesmen's tokens' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Tokens
A Token is the basic and the smallest unit of a programThere are 6 types of tokens in 'C'. They are:1) Keywords2) Identifiers3) Constants4) Strings5) Special symbols6) Operators
In C#, tokens are the smallest units of code that are meaningful to the compiler. They include keywords (like class and void), identifiers (such as variable and method names), literals (like numbers and strings), operators (like + and -), and punctuation (such as semicolons and braces). Tokens are essential for the syntax and structure of C# programs, as they help define the elements of the code and how they interact. The compiler uses these tokens to parse and understand the code.
A token in C++, and in many other computer languages as well, is the largest set of characters in the source code that meets the criteria of a single language element. Often, tokens are separated by white space, but if the context is clear, this is not required. The expression a=b+c, for instance, contains 5 tokens, a, =, b, +, and c. The expression a = b + c is identical in meaning. The "largest set" rule can be shown with the example a=b+++c. The tokens are a, =, b, ++, +, and c. This expression means to add b and c, store the result in a, and then increment b.
There are 6 types of Tokens in C which are as follows:- 1. Keyword 2. Identifier 3. Constants/Literals 4. Variable 5. Operator 6. Punctuator
William C. Wells has written: 'Seventeenth Century tokens of Northamptonshire'
Alan C. Henderson has written: 'Hop tokens of Kent and Sussex & their issuers'