Every C statement must be terminated with (.) full-stop. State whether the statement is True (or) False And Justify it
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(;) semi colon is used to terminate.
The semicolon is a statement terminator in C to help the parser figure out where the statement ends since, by default, statements in C can have any number of lines.
The semicolon is a statement terminator in C to help the parser figure out where the statement ends since, by default, statements in C can have any number of lines.
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No, every C statement must not be terminated with (.) full stop.
It is terminated with a semi-colon that is coined as statement terminator that is based on the ALGOL – Algorithmic Language with the algorithm academically with the working of the computer language with the native language as the text formatting and encoding.
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