when i declare as:
void main()
{
clrscr();
int a=10;
printf("%d",a)
}
my problem that why generate a error in above programs.
please tell me answer seriously .
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Answer Posted / pushpendra chauhan
the clear screen function clrscr() is not allowed before declaration of the variables in c....but if you will save your
program with .cpp extension then it will work ....bcoz it is allowed in c++.and you also dint put semicolon ; after printf statement...
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