Is space between lines of program code that makes the code easier to read and that the compiler ignores?

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River Mccormick

Computers & Technology

30 May, 15:18

Is space between lines of program code that makes the code easier to read and that the compiler ignores?

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Griffin Watson · Answer 1

The space between the lines of program codes make the code easier to read. This is used by programmers to make their programs more readable and clear. The space between the lines is not recognized by the compiler, thus it is ignored by the compiler.