Syntax

The rule that describes the structure of a programming language is called syntax. Note: If you don't follow the syntax of a programming language, the compiler or interpreter will not understand your code.

Every programming language has its syntax.

Example:

• Naming convention is the primary aim of basic syntax, and it varies by language.

• Case Sensitive. Identifiers such as world and World have different meanings in the solidity programming language.

• Variable Declaration