Hi,

Any one Explain.

Thanks,
Sundar Raja

hi sundarraj,
Statement
Statement has three types
assignment
=

selection (branching)
if (expression)
else
switch

iteration (looping)
while (expression)
for (expression;expression;expression)
do {block}

Blocks
These statements are grouped into blocks, a block is identified by curly brackets...There are two types of block.
statement blocks
if ( i == j)
{
printf("martin \n");
}

The statement block containing the printf is only executed if the i == j expression evaluates to TRUE.

function blocks
int add( int a, int b) /* Function definition */
{
int c;
c = a + b;
return c;
}
The statements in this block will only be executed if the add function is called.

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J.Vijayanand

Hi,
we can say more than one statement(except declaration) is a block, because
it is compulsory that the statement should be described in block only. default as main function block.


Regards,
Vivekanandan.

An instruction or a set of instruction is called Statement,

A group of Statements grouped within a set of brace( {} ) is called Block or block of statements

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one more tip about block

within a block, again we can declare variables which will be local to that block and its scope is limited to that block

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