To terminate the line and move to next instruction.

It indicates end of the statement.

for example("wellcome new year 2010");

this statement teriminate so go to next line.

the end of one statement

it indicates the end of the statemen and moves to the next line to execute

it indicates the end of that particular statement and moves to the next statement.

it indicates the end of the statemen and moves to the next line to execute n go to the next instruction

it indicates that its the end of line if at all semicolon is not there the compiler think that there is something more,and it throws an errir

it indicates that its the end of line if at all semicolon is not there the compiler think that there is something more,and it throws an error

it indicates that its the end of line if at all semicolon is not there the compiler think that there is something more,and it throws an error

it indicates the end of particular
statement

For the plain and simple reason a newline in C does not delimit statements. In C it generally is allowed to span statements, expressions etc. over multiple lines (some exceptions to this rule). The other reason is compiler design. Apart from the sometimes hard to parse C / C++ constructs, it is also used to (re)sync the lexer/ parser in error recovery situations. (a.k.a. panic mode).

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