Answer / vignesh1988i

C is a structured language .....

proof:
there are certain rules to be followed for writing C programs
that is: 1) we must declare the variables used in the program after the main function itself. 2) after the variable declaration only we must enter the clrscr() option if we want.. 3) C follows only TOP to BOTTOM approach 4) all possible codes are been put as a subroutines or functions for every time usage

this proves C is a Structured language...


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