Learn C Programming Languages ( Definitions and Advantages).

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Hello, Guys so today we are learn about C Programming languages. OK  Let's start....



What is C programming language?

C language is high-level and general-purpose programming language, which is very important to develop software or many programs. First, we need to learn C language than other languages because there are basic words in C language. When we are perfect in C language. Other languages will be easy to learn and understand. C was developed at bell lab by DENNIS RITCHIE for the Unix operating system. C was standardized by ANSI(American National Standard Institute) in 1980. C has also greatly influenced many other popular languages, especially C++, which was originally designed as an extension to C.  



Advantages of C programming language?

- C is robust language and it's well suited for writing both system and application packages.
- Programs written in C are efficient and fast due to it's varieties of data types and powerful   operators. 
- C is structured language as it has a fixed structure. Due to the structured program, debugging, testing and maintenance is easier and  faster.
- C program many contain a number of user defined functions. We can add our own machine oriented programs and provides infinite possibilities. 
- C is a middle level language because it combines the best part of high level language with low level language. 













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  1. Ronnie BillumNovember 1, 2022 at 9:43 PM

    I loved reading your blog post about learning C programming languages. It was very helpful and I'm glad I found it! I enjoyed learning about the different types of data types and how the keyword "void" is used in C.
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