How many divisions we have in Cobol ?
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Answer / g.naveen
There are 4 divisions in Cobol.
1) IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
2) ENVIRONMENT DIVISION.
3) DATA DIVISION.
4) PROCEDURE DIVISION.
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Answer / guest
there are four divisions in cobol
identification division
environment division
data division
procedure division
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Answer / jagan
THEY ARE FOUR DIVISIONS IN COBOL.
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION(OR)ID DIVISION.
ENVIRONMENT DIVISION.
DATA DIVISION.
PROCEDURE DIVISION.
EVERY DIVISION FURTHER DIVIDED INTO SECTIONS.
EACH SECTION FURTHER DIVIDED INTO PARAGRAPHS.
EACH PARAGRAPH FURTHER DIVIDED INTO SENTENCES.
EACH SENTENCE FURTHER DIVIDED INTO STATEMENTS/COMMANDS/VERBS
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Answer / chinmay
There are 4 divisions in cobol
1. Identification division
2. Environment division
3. data division
4. procedure divisiion
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