Basic Structure of a C Program | C Programming
General Structure of a C Program consists of the following unit :
1. Preprocessor Directives
2. Global Directives
3. Local Definitions
4. Statements
1. Preprocessor Directives : It tells the preprocessor to look for the special code libraries, make substitutions in the code and in other ways prepare the code for translation into machine language
2. Global Directives : The elements which are present in Global Directives are visible to all parts of the program
3. Local Definitions : It is present at the beginning of the function which is then followed by statement section
4. Statements : This section consists of the instructions that cause the computer to do something.
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