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CHAPTER 1, TYPES OF HEADER FILES, Naming convention rules for identifier,…

- - - - causes the main function to finish
      - interpreted as the program worked as expected without any errors during its execution
- - - - used to express particular values
        within the source code of a program
      - example
        
        a=5;
        grade=„A‟;
    - - define names for constants without having to resort to memory-consuming variables
      - format and examples
        
        eg: #define identifiers value
    - - declare constants with a
        specific type
      - values cannot be modified after their definition.
- - - - a) Commenting & Documentation
        
        comment should be a brief introduction to understand why the routine exists and what it can do.
        
        Comments should clarify the code, not add
        ambiguity
        
        comments are maintained and updated in
        parallel with the source code.
      - c) Naming conventions
      - b) Consistent Indentation
      - d) Keep the code simple