C Language Syntax:
(1) C Language is designed by “Dennis Ritchie”.
(2) C Language is a procedural programming language.
(3) C Language is designed to be compiled to provide low access to memory.
(4) For learning the C language, first install the editor and compiler. For this, refer to the blog “Install Code Blocks for C Language on Windows”. After this installation, you will be able to write C language.
(5) For writing C Language, the following syntax is mandatory.
- #include <studio.h>– It is a header file library that used in Input & Output functions.
- #include <conio.h>– It is a library where getch() functions is stored.
- main()– All code execute inside the main() function. Syntax is main() { Code }.
- Semicolon “;”– Each line is ended with “;”.
- getch()– It is used for holding the output screen.
- return 0– It is used for ending main() function.
(6) Sample C language code:
| #include <stdio.h> #include <conio.h> int main() { printf(“My First C Programme”); getch(); return 0; } |
