Fundamental theorem of complex calculus

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Statement

Suppose f is a holomorphic function on a domain UC, and g:=f is its complex differential. Suppose γ is a piecewise smooth curve in U, starting at z0 and ending at z1.

Then, we have:

γg(z)dz=f(z1)f(z0)

This is the complex analog of the fundamental theorem of calculus.