A semicolon does not (usually) go after these with the exception of
>>”with the exception of” seems to make no sense here
a. while(condition)
b. if(condition)
c. a function header to make it a function declaration
d. int main( )
e. an expression to make it a statement
c) and e)
Explanation: a) could have a semicolon if the loop’s work is done with side effects in the condition. b) could have a semicolon if the programmer wants an empty statement for whatever reason. A semicolon after d) would be a syntax error.
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