simplistic misunderstanding about ; + "" in a print

[Kernelpanic]

PRINT a$; b$; c$;    <---- This statement will get translated as if it was actually:
PRINT a$;
PRINT b$;
PRINT c$;
Each of those get printed first to a temp string (for formatting and word wrap and all that), and as you can see from the above, that's a good number of lines.

The reason for this behavior may/could be that in C/C++ every line must end with a semicolon - except main(), loops or the function definition.

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//Deklaration

int blabla(int); 



int main(void) 

{

int feld[10];



for (int i = 1; i <= 10; i++)

{

feld[i] = i;

printf("%3d", feld[i]);

}

return(0);

}



//Definition

int blabla(int i)

{

. . .

}