/*
 *  asciivalue.c
 */
#include <stdio.h>

int main(void)
{
  char xx; // declare char xx
  xx='A';  // assign xx the value of A
  
  printf("The value of 'A' is %c \n", 'A');            // print A as a char
  printf("The ascii value of 'A' is %d\n", 'A');       // print A as a dec

  printf("The ascii character '65' is the %c\n", 65);  // print 65 as a char

  printf("The value of variable xx is %c \n", xx);     // print xx value as a char
  printf("The ascii value of the variable xx is %d\n", xx); // print xx value as dec
  printf("The ascii value of 'A' +3 is %d\n", 'A'+3);  // add 3 to the ascii value of A and print as decimal
  printf("The character 'A'+3 is %c\n", 'A'+3);        // add 3 to the ascii value of A and print as character
  printf("The ascii value of 'A'+29 is %d\n", 'A'+29); // add 29 to ascii value of A, print as decimal.
  printf("The character 'A'+29 is %c\n", 'A'+29);      // add 29 to ascii value of A, print as char.
  printf("The ascii value of 'A'+32 is %d\n", 'A'+32); // add 32 to the ascii value of A, and print as a dec.
  printf("The character value of 'A'+32 is %c\n", 'A'+32); // add 32 to the ascii value of A, and print as a char.
  return 0;
}