Now that we have built our program and got it working, let's discuss what the program contains and is intended for.
A program is mainly structured with a code section and a data section. The code section, as its name states, is where program codes are placed. On the other hand, the data section is where the data, such as text strings, used by the program code is located. There are requirements before a program can be compiled. These requirements define how the program will be built. For example, we can tell the compiler to build this program as a Windows executable, instead of a Linux executable. We can also tell the compiler which line in the code should the program start running. An example of a program structure ...
