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Variable Name Rules in C by pran2007verma is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document outlines the rules for naming identifiers in C programming, including allowed characters, starting character requirements, and restrictions on reserved keywords and whitespace. It emphasizes that C is case-sensitive and prohibits the use of special characters other than the underscore. Additionally, it notes that while the C standard allows for long variable names, compilers may only recognize the significance of the first few characters.
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