In the C programming language, it is possible to omit a code block in the case of a single statement, for example:
if(1) exit();
Now, does this only apply to conditionals ? Why is this not valid in the case of functions:
void f(int a) exit();
In the C programming language, it is possible to omit a code block in the case of a single statement, for example:
if(1) exit();
Now, does this only apply to conditionals ? Why is this not valid in the case of functions:
void f(int a) exit();