New to C programming

i'm a starter in 'c' language..

when i compile this programme it produces error

#inlude<stdio.h>

int main() {

extern int i =2; return 0; }

Decleration syntax error.

you spelled 'include' wrong

Why u using the keyword extern? its not like ur importing a variable from another file.

extern int i =2;

Decleration syntax error.

Extern Declarations Should Never Be Initialized Coz When Extern Variables Are Declared Memory Space Is Not Alloted To It.

the extern tag is not needed, include is spelled wrong, and on some compilers int main needs an argument otherwise it cant return 0.

#include <stdio.h>

int main()
{
extern int i =2;
return 0;
}

That compiles fine in Dev-C++

Decleration syntax error.

This Error States That There Is Some Problem With The Declaration..

For The Return Statement And Even For The Include Statement , It Would Have Generated Different Error Messgs Indicting That…..

Correct Me If I'm Wrong….

@mastergamer

Funny Thing It Compiled…The Concept Of Extern Is Wrecked…

Extern Is Used If U Want To Use A Variable Declared And Initiallized From Another File….

If That Code Compiled, What Is The Use Of Extern???

I am also learning c/c++. It is little complicated, but when you learn it, you can do whatever you want.

kaksii wrote: It is little complicated, but when you learn it, you can do whatever you want.

That's the best explanation of C/C++ there is :D

cant do EVERYTHING, thats where assembler comes in, which im learning :P lol

I am also learning C. It is little hard, but when I learn it, it will be great