C language program symbol matching checker

C language is one of the most basic programming languages. The C language program symbol matching checker can detect whether there are errors in the symbol part of the C language code. The C language program symbol matching checker is a simple function that can detect errors in C language programs. A check editor that detects symbols that must appear in pairs, such as "()", "[]", "{}", "/* */", etc. and reports errors.

Features of C language program symbol matching checker

1. Open the file and display the line number synchronously.

2. Save the file and delete the line number simultaneously.

3. You can edit in the upper edit box and then save it.

4. Accurately determine whether "()", "[]", "{}", and "/* */" match successfully.

5. Accurately locate the line numbers of "()", "[]", and "{}" that fail to match.

6. The text inside ‘…’ (single quotation marks) and ‘…’ (double quotation marks) is directly omitted and no matching is performed (in line with the grammatical rules of C language).

How to use C language program symbol matching checker

The C language program symbol matching checker is very simple to use. Just use this software to open the C language code file and click "Match Check".

Notes on Symbol Match Checker for C Language Programs

1. The default suffix for saved files is .c.

2. When the file is opened, the line number and ' will be displayed simultaneously at the beginning of each line in the upper edit box. ’, remember the line number and ‘. ’ cannot be changed or deleted.