How would you declare a constant short signed integer variable named 'count' initialized to 100 in C?

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C - Variables and Data Types

Asigned const short int count = 100;

Bshort int const signed count = 100;

Cconst signed short int count = 100;

Dsigned short int const count = 100;

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand const placement
'const' can appear before type modifiers for clarity.
Step 2: Check valid syntax
const signed short int count = 100; is the clean, correct syntax.
Step 3: Verify other options
Others have incorrect order or misplaced 'const'.
Final Answer:
const signed short int count = 100; -> Option C
Quick Check:
Const before type modifiers is correct [OK]

Quick Trick: Place 'const' before type modifiers for clarity [OK]

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