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C Programming - 4.1 First C program

First C program


 #include <stdio.h>

int main()
{

     printf("I am a Programmer\n");

     return 0;
}


Output: 
                  I am a Programmer


In the next tutorials, we will understand this code point by point.

Semicolon Issue


we have to remember one important thing always

end of every statement in C we have to put a semicolon

From the first code, there are two statements

       printf("I am a Programmer\n");
       return 0;

and both of them have a semicolon at the end of the line or statement

Some people find this annoying 😒 but like it or  not we have to be careful about this


Happy Coding
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