is it mandatory to give data division before procedure division ?
wht happens if i give procedure division first thn data division
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Answer / sarang sangeet
THE COMPILATION JOB GETS ABENDED WITH MAXCC=12.
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Answer / paray2x
You will get compilation error.
All the files,identifiers, literals used in Procedure
Division have to defined first.
It is imperative for the Data division to appear before
procedure division.
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