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what is the programming languages syntax , could i have a simple answer please i've only been programming with c++ a few days and i don't remember the sytax definition for qbasic,
sorry for asking such a easy question but i don't know the answer so help please,
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>what is the programming languages syntax
Rules for how the language is to be used and what is legal.
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Why do I get the feeling this isn't what he meant to ask?Originally posted by twm
>what is the programming languages syntax
Rules for how the language is to be used and what is legal.
neither do i, but:
my teacher pounded it into our heads... it's 5 and only 5 words...
anything else we put she would mark wrong...The rules of the language
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Here's a definition from FODOC
This is correct syntax for C++, but incorrect syntax for C, or BASIC:
cout << "Hello World" << endl; // Display Hello World
This is correct syntax for BASIC, but incorrect for C++:
PRINT "Hello World" ' Display Hello World
If your program has a syntax error, it won't compile, because the compiler can't understand the code. Other errors (such as logical errors) may allow the program to compile, but the program may not run as expected (bugs).
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