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C++ statements

C++ statements:
                        The statements  of the program are written under the main() function between the curly braces{}. These statements are the body of the program. Each statements in c++ ends with a simicolon(;)
         C++ is a case sensitive language. The c++ statements are normally written in lowercase letters but in some exceptional cases,these can also be written in uppercase.

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