create a variable in C

  int x = 0;

This code creates a variable called “x” and sets its initial value to 0. The “int” keyword declares the data type of the variable, which in this case is an integer (whole number). The ”=” symbol is known as the assignment operator and is used to assign the value of 0 to the new variable. The semicolon ”;” at the end of the line signifies the end of the statement.