ABAP language syntax
- ABAP is not case sensitive.
- Every statement begins with a keyword and ends with a period.( WRITE is the keyword to print on screen )
WRITE 'Hello World!'.
- Chained statements.If consecutive statements have identical part at the beginning, then ABAP allows you to chain these statements into a single statement. First write the identical part once and then place a colon (:). Then write the remaining parts of the individual statements separated by commas.Normal Statements:
WRITE 'Hello'. WRITE 'ABAP'.
Chained Statement:WRITE: 'Hello', 'ABAP'.
They are two types of comments in abap
1. full line comments ( are specified by * at first column in a row).
2.inline comments ( are specified by " after . or , at the end of any statement).
used for: documentation of the program within the program.purpose:-
1. easy understanding of entire program ,
2.future enhancements( or) modifications can be easily done.
- If you want to make the entire line as comment, then enter asterisk (*) at the beginning of the line.
* This is a comment line
If you want to make a part of the line as comment, then enter double quote (“) before the comment.WRITE 'COMMENT'. "Start of comment
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