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Files Functions Imports

Comments Constants Exceptions Execution Environments Identifiers Relaxations Spacing T-Tables Text Variables

Lines

Assignments Deallocations Function Calls If Loop Return

Allocation Arithmetic Expressions Boolean Expressions Relational Expressions Structural Expressions

Types

Array Type Data Structure Type Decimal Type

Binary Arithmetic Operators Boolean Operators Conversion Operators Relational Operators Structural Operators Unary Arithmetic Operators

Boolean Literals Character Literals Decimal Literals String Literals

Lines

When writing a function, the contents of the function is usually written over several lines. Each of these is what a line refers to. This is often called a statement of a program.

Types of lines

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