yeah, my mind is blank, tell me what it is! plz

The rules you have to follow when you write code. For example, in some programming languages certain words have to be capitalized while in other languages it doesn't matter.

basically grammar

actually, syntax is sentence structure, in english courses, apply this idea to other concepts and you should understand

google syntax: the structure for a google search that will get you the best results

programming syntax: essentially like coding habits, preferably good ones, you have to follow certain rules to get the program to compile properly, then you can decide how to write the thing yourself;

ex:

cout<<"hello\n"
<<"world.\n";

will run exactly the same as:

cout<<"hello\nworld.\n";

and:

cout<<"hello\n";
cout<<"world.\n";


this is preference based syntax, but you MUST use lowercased letters with cout, and you MUST use << to tell it it needs output, and et cetera, some things MUST be one way, and no other, others are up to your choice, same as the english language, really.....

oh, moving to bullshit btw

Moved to hacking

YAY, THREAD TAG!!! (syntax has nothing to do with hacking you fucker!)

nice post on Syntax Cuddles... somewhat informative...

Yes it does, hacking isn't just code specific to languages or how to do things, but subjects that apply to everything like for example this applies to every programming language.

TAG, YOU'RE IT.

but it applies to the english language, not hacking, i only showed how it could be redefined to fit into certain other "languages", ie programming, and google(it is a language in it's self, you have no idea how much better at it i am than english)

TAG DEODORANT!

He obviously meant how it's related to hacking, and if he didn't, this thread is still discussing the hacking aspect aspect of it.

DAMN IT. HE USED DEODORANT! I NEVER USE THAT SHIT.