What is C language Terminator?
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Answer / sahadev
Actually (;) is the sentence terminater in C.So it is also
C terminater
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Answer / nayanprakash
After finishing a line we r using semicoln(;) at last to
terminate the sentencs.But remember semicolon is not using
in condition statement.
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Answer / rajendra
Line terminator is ;(semicolon)
c longuage terminator is } (last bracket of main)
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Answer / guest
C language terminator is the closing brace ( } ) of the
main program
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