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I installed the newest version of Xcode.
Neither of the executables gcc, cc, or clang exist in the terminal.
How can I find the C compiler in the terminal that Xcode uses?
Such commands have been made into a separate "command-line tools" package as of Xcode 4.3 or thereabouts.
They have been moved into the Xcode.app bundle as part of making Xcode a more standard App Store install. The separate CLI tools is also useful for projects like Homebrew which have no need for the full Xcode download.
To install (from here):