C Programming Example 2: Check Even or Odd Number (3 Different Methods)

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In this video, we explore how to check if a given number is even or odd using three powerful methods. Perfect for beginners mastering control structures, operators, and bitwise logic!

📝 What You Will Learn:
Method 1: If-Else + Modulus (%) – Classic approach using remainder operator to check divisibility by 2.
Method 2: Ternary Operator – Compact one-liner conditional for cleaner code.
Method 3: Bitwise AND (&) – Efficient hardware-level technique checking the least significant bit.

Theory Breakdown: Even numbers leave remainder 0 when ÷2 (36, 24), odd leave remainder 1 (21, 15). Complete code + explanations included!

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