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refers to the grammatical rules to be followed while writing a program in any language
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Syntax refers to the grammatical rules to be followed while writing a program in any language.

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Syntax

Syntax refers, in linguistics, to the set of rules and processes controlling the sentence structure.

It is the rules in programming that define the appropriate symbol and command combinations that make up a source program in a given language.

If a user attempts to execute a command without a proper syntax, a syntax error is generated, usually causing the program to fail.

For example:

A missing semicolon written at the end of a statement in C programming can result in a syntax error.

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