Explain the structure of simple C++ program.
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Structure of a C+ + Program. Programs are a sequence of instructions or statements. These statements form the structure of a C++ program. C++ program structure is divided into various sections, namely, headers, class definition, member functions definitions and main function.
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The C++ structure as follows, 1) Documentation 2) Linking section 3) Definition section 4) Global declaration section 5) Function declaration 6) Main function.
- C++ is a language that follows object-oriented programming concepts.
- The C++ program starts with a set of comments that describes the purpose and logic of the program, that is the documentation section of a C++ program.
- Adding in-built functions, classes, objects, and namespace are performed in the linking section.
- In the definition section, whenever a constant wants to add to a program it is declared and a value assigning is performed.
- The variable and objects that are required in the program are created in the global declaration part, these variables will be accessible till the end of the program.
- In the function declaration part, the declaration of all the functions needed for the program is done.
- From the main function part actually the running of instructions starts. All the codes to run are written in the main function only.
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