Main must be written as
a.the first function in the program
b.Second function in the program
c.Last function in the program
d.any where in the program
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Answer / swamy s t
Answer is D. any where in the program.
No matter whereever it is because the program should
starts or begins from main() function only.
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Answer / manju
d.any where in the program
because the execution of a program begins from the main
function.it doesn't consider the place where the main
function written.
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Answer / devvv
main function is a basic in c programming
language.generally main is written first.but when executing
modular programs ,to avoid prototyping, other functions
are written first.so main can be written anywhere in a
program.but atleast one of the other functions must be
declared in main.
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d.any where in the program. but it should declare after the
declaration of veriable where it starts execution of the
program
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Answer / sudipta panja
(d)--execution starts from main,i.e. compiler starts
compiling from main but the posn of main is not fixed.it can
be anywhere.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 3 Yes | 0 No |
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