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C Programming, C Tutorial (Introduction of C)

Introduction of C programming Languages:
If you decide to learn c it is a very good idea for starting a  journey as a software developer. If you are good at C language then you can easily learn other programming languages in the future. You easily learn java, C++ or python.
C is the oldest programming language. Earlier 1970s Dennis Ritchie develops C in Bell laboratory on a UNIX operating system. Mainly C develops to implement system software. It is usually used for developing portable Software.

Characteristics:

  1. ·         C is a very high-level programming language, which enables the program to concentrate on the problems at hand and not worry about the machine code on which the program would be run.
  2. ·         Small size-C has only 32 keywords. This makes relatively easy to learn as compared to other languages.
  3. ·         C makes extensive use of functions calls.
  4. ·         C has suited for making a structured program. It enables users to think of a problem in terms of function/modules where the collection of all modules make up a complete program.
  5. ·         Unlike Pascal, it supports loose typing.
  6. ·         One or more functions in structured languages as the code can be organized as a collector.
  7. ·         Stable language ANSI C is created in 1983 and since thus it has not been revised.
  8. ·         C is also a core language like other programming languages.

Why use C:

C is mainly used for system developing work particularly the programs that make up the system. Cis adopt as a system language region it produces code that runs nearly as fast as the code is written in assembly language. Some examples of the uses of C might be-
  1. ·         Operating System
  2. ·         Language Compiler
  3. ·         Assembles
  4. ·         Text Editors
  5. ·         Print Spooler
  6. ·         Network Drivers
  7. ·         Modern Programs
  8. ·         DataBase
  9. ·         Language Interpreters
  10. ·         Utilities


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