C program Statements

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        Today we will discuss about C program statements and also give you some examples....

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• C program Statements:-

A program statement is a fundamental unit of any programming language. It is an instruction for the computer to do something. The set of statements of C program are written under the main() function (or any user defined function) between curly brackets i.e {     }. Typically, in C program, the library functions are called for execution in the main body of the program.

For Example:-

                    The printf() function is used to print a message or output of the program. Every statement of C program must be terminated with semicolon (;). It is called statement terminator. If statement terminator (;) is missing at the end of any statement, then the following error message will be reported by C compiler during compiling process.

Statement Missing

         C language is a case sensitive language. Each statement of C program is normally written in lowercase letters. However, variable names or user-defined function names with uppercase letters can be used in C program.

                             C program is written below to clear the computer screen and to print a message on the screen.

                                   #include<stdio.h>

                                    #include<conio.h>

            main()

{

                              clrscr();

                                                       printf("Welcome");

}

In the above program, two statements are written in the body of main() function. Each statement ends with semicolon ( ; ).