Is everything in coding either a statement, function or expression? ?

Question

How about c++ specifically 

Answer 1

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Actually, no.

There are declarations of many kinds, imports for external symbols/constants, and let's not forget comments.  Too many people DO forget them.  Compiler directives come in there somewhere.

Some things are block identifiers depending on the language.  I would say you left out at least 40% of the language.

Answer 2

There are statements, functions, expression in every coding.

Answer 3

No, not exactly there are lots of other things.

Answer 4

If you're talking about stuff in a method, I think you've basically got them all except comments, blank lines, and compiler directives.

Answer 5

I'm not sure how one would classify Comments, the most important part of coding, and what sets the seasoned programmer apart from the absolute tyro.

Answer 6

There are also compiler directives and comments.

Answer 7

no. what about variables? what about inputs and outputs? what about data?

Answer 8

You left out object.

Answer 9

No there are lots of other things - too many to enumerate here!