The document discusses a simple C program that prints "Hello World!". It includes the header file stdio.h to use input/output functions like printf. The main function contains a printf statement to output the text, followed by a return 0 statement to end the main function. Multiple printf statements can be on the same line if separated by semicolons.
The document discusses a simple C program that prints "Hello World!". It includes the header file stdio.h to use input/output functions like printf. The main function contains a printf statement to output the text, followed by a return 0 statement to end the main function. Multiple printf statements can be on the same line if separated by semicolons.
The document discusses a simple C program that prints "Hello World!". It includes the header file stdio.h to use input/output functions like printf. The main function contains a printf statement to output the text, followed by a return 0 statement to end the main function. Multiple printf statements can be on the same line if separated by semicolons.
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