Statements can be defined as a set of declarations or sequences of action. Statement cause the computer to perform some action. All statements in C language end with semicolon except conditioned and control structured. The types of statements are as follows.
Assignment statements in c programming
Example:
| basic = 3989; |
| dob = 9839; |
| frog = 9; |
| l=k=g=235; |
Null statements in C language
A statement without any character and it has only a semicolon is called the null statement in C language.
Example:
; (null statement)
Block of statements
Block contains several statements that are enclosed within a pair of braces {}. These can be of any expression, assignments, keywords, etc.
Expression statements in c language
These consist of expression and can be arithmetic, relational or logical.
| Example | a = 29; | b = a + 77; | fun(a, b); |
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