Is every line terminated by ";" is a statement in C ?
Which type of statement is "int i;" ?
Is #include <stdio.h> is also a statement?
Is every line terminated by ";" is a statement in C ?
Which type of statement is "int i;" ?
Is #include <stdio.h> is also a statement?
No. Declaration. No.
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Can you tell me an example where a line is ended by ";" and that line is not called as statement ?
Every line(or a group of lines) in your program technically form statements.Literally, Statements are a part of your program that can be executed.Originally Posted by _arjun
Hope it helpsCode:printf("Hello arjun");
Grumpy already has: A declarationCan you tell me an example where a line is ended by ";" and that line is not called as statement ?
A statement specifies an action to be performed - C11 draft 6.8 #2
Fact - Beethoven wrote his first symphony in C
Indeed. A declaration is not a statement.Grumpy already has: A declaration
