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C - The Programmer's Language

C - The Programmer's Language
C language is widely famous and founds its applications everywhere because of its versatility and flexibility.In fact C language is a Programmers’s language.
Not all computer programming languages are for programmers. For instance the COBOL and BASIC are not the languages for programmers.C was created,influenced, and tested by working programmers.
That’s the reason C gives the programmer what the programmer wants.C is the language with few restrictions, few complaints, block structures, stand alone functions, and a compact
set of keywords.Using C Language , you can nearly achieve the efficiency of assembly code
combined with the structure of ALGOL.This has made C language highly popular between professional programmers.
C was initially used for systems programming.
Here are few example of system programming;
1) Operating systems
2) Interpreters
3) Editors
4) Compilers
5) File utilities
6) Performance enhancers
7) Real-time executives

C founds wide application in many because of its efficiency and portability.
Much of the world still runs on C code, and those programs will continue to be enhanced and
maintained.
In order to start programming one has to begin with C language.
C programming can be learned easily from this blog.
This blog helps ou start learning C programming.
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