/*
 * data-types.c - sets up variables for different base data types, 
 * initializes them and prints the data and the size of the base 
 * data types in number of bytes.
 * 
 * Revised version of code pg. 96 (Program 2.10) (Bronson) "First 
 * Book on ANSI C"
 * 
 * CS50
 */ 

#include <stdio.h>

int main() {
  char ch = 'a';
  int in = 2;
  short sh = 3;
  long lo = 4;
  float fl = 1000.256734;
  double db = 11e+23;
  long double ld = 10e+30;

  printf("-------contents ------- sizeof()------\n\n");
  printf("contents of char is %c --- sizeof %ld bytes\n\n", ch, sizeof(char));
  printf("contents int is  %d --- sizeof  %ld bytes\n\n", in, sizeof(int));
  printf("contents short is  %d --- sizeof %ld bytes\n\n", sh, sizeof(short));
  printf("contents long is %ld --- sizeof %ld bytes\n\n", lo, sizeof(long));
  printf("contents float is %f --- sizeof %ld bytes\n\n",fl, sizeof(float));
  printf("contents double is  %e --- sizeof %ld bytes\n\n",db, sizeof(double));
  printf("contents long double is  %LG --- sizeof %ld bytes\n",ld, sizeof(long double));
  
  return 0;
}