Borland C++ Builder: The Complete Reference

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The general form of a C program is illustrated in Figure 1-1, where f1( ) through
fN( )
represent user-defined functions.
The Library and Linking
Technically speaking, it is possible to create a useful, functional C program that
consists solely of the statements actually created by the programmer. However, this
is rarely done because C does not contain any keywords that perform such things as I/O
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B o r l a n d C + + B u i l d e r : T h e C o m p l e t e R e f e r e n c e
Global declarations
int main(parameter list)
{
statement sequence
}
return-type f1(parameter list)
{
statement sequence
}
return-type f2(parameter list)
{
statement sequence
}
.
.
.
return-type fN(parameter list)
{
statement sequence
}
Figure 1-1.
The general form of a C program
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