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Revert "Wiki page start changed with summary [] by joe root" 

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@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ Now finally we return from the main function with the value 0. The ''main()'' fu
return 0;
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You will notice a few things. [[https://assignmentau.com/business-assignment-help|Business Assignment Help]] First lines starting with ''#'' are commands, but don't have a '';''. This is normal because these lines are processed by the pre-processor. All code in C goes through the C pre-processor and this basically generates more code for the compiler to actually deal with. Other lines that are not starting a function, ending it or defining control end every statement in C with a '';'' character. If you don't do this, the statement continues until a '';'' is found, even if it goes across multiple lines.
You will notice a few things. First lines starting with ''#'' are commands, but don't have a '';''. This is normal because these lines are processed by the pre-processor. All code in C goes through the C pre-processor and this basically generates more code for the compiler to actually deal with. Other lines that are not starting a function, ending it or defining control end every statement in C with a '';'' character. If you don't do this, the statement continues until a '';'' is found, even if it goes across multiple lines.
Note that we can do comments for human-eyes-only that the compiler ignores by having the first 2 letters if any line be ''%%//%%'' excluding whitespace (spaces, tabs etc.). Everything until the end of the line on such lines will be ignored by the compiler. For comments stretching over multiple lines or only for a small section of a line, you can start such a comment with ''%%/*%%'' and that comment will continue for as long as needed (across multiple lines) until a matching ''%%*/%%'' is found.