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what is the return value (status code) of exit() function....
what the arguments(integer value) passed to it means....
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Answer / arindam majumder
0 if successful and a non-zero value if unsuccessful.
The argument signifies whether the program have
executed successfully or not.
If 0,then it is successful.And a non-zero value indicates
an error.Several type of errors may occur.So a non-zero
value is supplied.Not 1 or 2 or...some specific value.
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