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Basic Elements of C programming language

Character sets:
Combination of Alphabets, Digits and Symbols.
Upper Case: A to Z. (ASCII code: 65 to 90)
Lower Case: a to z. (ASCII code: 97 to 123)
Digits: 0 to 9. (ASCII code: 48 to 57)
All the special symbols (symbol present in keyboard) are used in C programming language.
Total number of characters: 256
On keyboard: 0-255.
Space: 32,
Escape: 12,
Enter: 13.
*Note: ASCII= "American Standard Code for Information Interchange". 

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