Curly bracket programming language: Difference between revisions

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== Statements and blocks ==

The name derives from the common syntax of the languages, where blocks of [[statement (programming)|statement]]s are enclosed in curly brackets. For example (using [[Berkeley Software Distribution|BSD]]/[[Eric Allman|Allman]] [[indent style]], one of many stylistic ways to format a program):

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=== Loops ===

In C, [[C plus plus|C++]], and [[Java programming language|Java]]:

In C, [[C plus plus|C++]], and [[Java programming language|Java]]:

while (''Boolean expression'') '''{'''

''statement(s)''

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=== Conditional statements ===

In C, C++, and Java:

if (''Boolean expression'')

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''statement(s)''

'''}'''

if (''Boolean expression'')

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=== Exception handling ===

In [[C Sharp programming language|C#]] and Java:

try

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*[[ABCL/c plus|ABCL/c+]]

*[[C programming language|C]] - developed circa 1970 at [[Bell Labs]]

*[[C plus plus|C++]]

*[[C Sharp|C#]]

*[[Ch interpreter|Ch]] - embeddable C/C++ interpreter

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*[[UnrealScript]]

*[[Yorick programming language|Yorick]]

[[Category:Curly bracket programming languages|*]]