Delimiters In C

By Rohit -

 Delimiters : 

A delimiter is one or more character that separate text string. when a program stores sequential or tabular data, it delimits each items of data with a predefine character. 

Delimiters are used  for syntactics in C.

:         colon                         used for label       
;         semicolon                  end of statement
()        parentheses               used in expression
[]        square brackets         used for array
{}      curly braces               used for block of statement
#        hash                           preprocessor directive
,        comma                        variable delimiter

In computer programming, a delimiter is a character that identifies the beginning or the end of a character string (a contiguous sequence of character). The delimiting character is not part of the character string.  

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