Characters used in C++
The set of characters used in C++ consists of -
Token |
Example |
Alphabets |
A-Z and a-z |
Digits |
0-9 |
Special characters |
$%^ |
The following table will depict the characters used in C++ Progeamming language -
Special Characters Type |
Example |
Arithmetic Operators |
- + * / % |
Logical Operators |
& ! |
Brackets |
( ) { } [ ] |
Relational Operators |
< > = # |
Other Symbols |
: ; _(underscore) >> ? |
These all the characters are said to be valid characters in C++ programming language. We are using these characters for the purpose of the declaring variable name,class name.
Some of the Definitions :
Term |
Definition |
Alphabet |
An alphabet is a standard set of letters (basic written symbols or graphemes) for the listing of words |
Digits |
A digit is an element of a set that taken as a whole comprises a system of Numeration |
Special Character |
ASCII printable characters are called as Special Characters |