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Is a user defined function or Built in Functionn
Answer Posted / eklavya sharma
main is a kind of function which is a user defined function for the C compiler developer and it is built in or predifined function to the users using that compiler. The prototype has already been defined in the compiler itself we the users can't change the meaning of that unless or until we write our own compiler.
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