Starting with a simple program to print "Programming Ville" on the output screen :-
#include<stdio.h>
void main()
{
printf("Programming Ville");
getch();
}
Explanation:-
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#include<stdio.h>
void main()
{
printf("Programming Ville");
getch();
}
Explanation:-
- The first line is called pre-processor directive. Basically we are including a "header" file (i.e. stdio.h) that contain inbuilt functions(like printf). These lines tell the compiler to include the following files in the program while actual compilation.
- The second line is the main function call. The "main" function is compulsory and has to be included in every program.
- From the third line till seventh line, it is the content of the program. So they are included in "curly braces".
- The Forth line is a function present in "stdio.h" header file. Printf is a function to print something on the output screen.
- Getch() function in the fifth line is used to get the output on the screen.
- The sixth line ends are program, Obviously...........
Note : If you are not aware of the functions used in the programs just search it on Google as
"[function_name] function in c". Example : "printf function in c" -OR- "getch function in c" .....
You may also read the instructions for some particular function in the Turbo C++ itself by pressing right click on that keyword in Turbo C++ IDE.
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