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C Programming in VS Code

Printing a message in C

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Printing a message in C

Steps:

1) Open VS Code.

2) Create a new file with dot c as an extension.

3) Write a program to print message.

4) # is called pre-processor.

5) include is pre-processor keyword.

6) <filename> file which contains required functions.

7) main is the function that the compiler finds and starts the execution of the program.

8) printf is a function used to print the message.

Printing a message in C

Print a message in C:

print_message_program.c


#include <stdio.h>

void main() 
{
    printf("You're watching customizedDev");
}