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As suggested by the integer representation of characters, characters and integers may be (carefully!) mixed in expressions to accomplish certain tasks:

    int    i;
    char    c;
    i = 12;
    c = 'a' + i - 1;

(The above assigns c the character which occupies the (i-1)th position after the character 'a' in the machine's character set.  In most character sets, and assuming i is no greater than 26, c will then represent the ith letter of the alphabet.)

Character STRINGS are represented as arrays of characters in C.  This will be discussed later in this chapter.

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