Difference between exit and exit(0)

@monkey-007-UgQZQk • Oct 26, 2024

Oct 26, 2024

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I would just like to know that what is the difference between exit,exit(0) and exit(1).Please help me.

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Vishal Sharma

@vishal-pysGmK • Oct 5, 2012

you'll have a better explanation here...
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Jeffrey Arulraj

@jeffrey-xA7lUP • Oct 5, 2012

exit needs one argument of type integer that means any number in the integer category can be sufficient for it
Vishal Sharma

@vishal-pysGmK • Oct 5, 2012

jeffrey samuel
exit needs one argument of type integer that means any number in the integer category can be sufficient for it
Not agreeing with your answer! PS the link above. you'll have the proper information about it 😀
sulochana anand

@sulochana-anand-OrGmKr • Oct 5, 2012

exit and exit 0 or exit with non 0 numbers are used to terminate program.exit 0 is used to terminate without any error.but with nonzero it indicates eroors.for eg if u r trying to open file which is not exist in system then it may be indicated by some numbers like 1 etc.different types of eroor are indicated by diffrent numbers.
Aniruddha Varma

@aniruddha-varma-wWzjB7 • Oct 19, 2012

Not just the system, but even manually - you may put exit(1) into your code if you want to exit and also indicate an error to the OS.

As I know it, most people just use exit(0) to mean that the program has terminated normally.