Keywords in SAP ABAP

 SAP ABAP (Advanced Business Application Programming) is a programming language used for developing applications within the SAP environment. Here are some keywords frequently used in SAP ABAP:

REPORT: Begins a program or report in ABAP.

DATA: Declares variables or data objects.

TYPES: Defines data types or structures.

SELECT: Retrieves data from database tables.

INSERT: Inserts data into database tables.

UPDATE: Modifies data in database tables.

DELETE: Deletes data from database tables.

IF: Begins a conditional statement.

ELSE: Specifies an alternative condition for an IF statement.

CASE: Begins a case statement to handle multiple conditions.

DO: Starts a loop that is executed at least once.

WHILE: Executes a loop as long as a condition is true.

BREAK: Exits a loop or terminates a processing block.

CONTINUE: Jumps to the next iteration in a loop.

FUNCTION: Defines a reusable function module.

METHOD: Defines a method within a class or object.

CLASS: Declares a class.

INTERFACE: Declares an interface that defines a set of methods.

ENDIF: Marks the end of an IF statement.

ENDDO: Marks the end of a DO loop.

These are just some of the commonly used keywords in SAP ABAP. The language has a comprehensive set of keywords and constructs for data manipulation, program flow control, and modularization.