#include <stdio.h>

#define PRINT(format,x) printf(#x " = %" #format "\n",x)

int	integer = 5;
char	character = '5';
char	*string = "5";

void
main()
{
	PRINT(d, string); 
	PRINT(d, character); 
	PRINT(d, integer); 
	PRINT(s, string); 
	PRINT(c, character); 
	PRINT(c, integer = 53); /* 'integer', 'character', and 'string'; are all declared identifiers
							the = sign and the 53 are numeric identifiers so they all 
							work.   If any other char string is used like integers
							the string is seen as an undeclared identifier.
							*/
	PRINT(d, ('5'>5 ));

	{
		int x = -2;
		unsigned int ux = -2;

		PRINT(0x,x);    // hex  
		PRINT(0x, ux);
		PRINT(o,x);     // oct
		PRINT(o, ux);
		PRINT(d, x/2);  // dec
		PRINT(d, ux/2);
		PRINT(o, x>>1); 
		PRINT(o, ux>>1);
		PRINT(d, x>>1); 
		PRINT(d, ux>>1);

	}
}