Particular programs (The GNU Algol 68 Compiler)

### 2.4 Particular programs ¶

An Algol 68 particular program consists of an enclosed clause in a strong context with target mode `void`, possibly preceded by a set of zero or more labels. For example:

    hello:
    begin puts ("Hello, world!'n")
    end

Note that the enclosed clause conforming the particular program doesn’t have to be a closed clause. Consider for example the following program, that prints out its command line arguments:

    for i to argc
    do puts (argv (i) + "'n") od