What is c.

 

•  What is C Programming.

C Programming language was developed in 1972 by Dennis Ritchie at bell laboratories of AT&T (American Telephone & Telegraph), located the USA, Dennis Ritchie is known as the founder of the c language.
                It was developed to over come the problems of previous language such as B, BCPL, etc. Initially C language was developed to be used in Unix operating system It inhents many features of previous language such as B and BCPL.

                                                "YA" 

• What is C.

=> It is high level language as well as low level language.

                                    'OR'

=> Middle level language.

• Point ways Definition (What is C)

1. It is a fundamental broadly useful programming language.
2. It is the foundation of all general programming language so it is called essential programming language.
3. It is developed by Dennis Ritchie.
4. It is developed at AT and T'S bell laboratory(USA)
5. It was developed in 1972.
6. Fundamentally it was created to execute UNIX Operating framework.

Language                            Year                            Developed By:-

Algol                                    1960                          International Group

BCPL                                   1967                          Martin Richard

B                                           1970                          Ken Thomposon

C                                           1972                          Dennis Ritche

K&R C                                  1978                         Kenighan & Ritche

• What is c.(Best Definition)

:- C is a programming language developed at AT&T'S bell laboratories at USA in 1972.

:- Designed and written by Dennis Ritchie.

Ø  It is popular because it is easy to use memory convenient and simple to use.

   Ø  To be able to learn higher level language like C++, JAVA, you must have the knowledge.

   Ø  If was supposed to be the origin from a basic level language called as B.

   Ø  This language survived from 3 decodes.