Here's an example program that demonstrates the use of typedef in C:
In this program, we use typedef to define a new type Number that is equivalent to the built-in int type. Then, in the main function, we declare a variable x of type Number and initialize it to the value 42. Finally, we print the value of x using printf.
When we compile and run this program, it should output:
x = 42
This shows that typedef can be used to create an alias for an existing type, which can make our code more readable and easier to understand.
