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A keyword identifier is one whose meaning has already been declared to the C compiler and we can't use it as variable,because if we want to do so we are trying to establish a new meaning to the keywords which is not permitted.

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Identifire is not a keyword in C, so it can be an identifier, eg:

int identifire= 32;

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Your question makes no sense.

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No.

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Q: What key word is use as identifire in c programming?
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