In this tutorial, you will get a basic introduction to the C programming language.
What is the C language?
It’s a procedural programming language that was designed and written by Dennis Ritchie at AT & T’s Bell Labs in 1972. In the early 70s very frequently new programming languages were introduced. But after the launch of C, it slowly replaced the old languages like ALGOL. Actually, no one advertises this language and even Ritchie was surprised that so many peoples were using C language. Till now many languages have come. But the popularity of C is not changed. The main reason behind it is that it is still fast, reliable, and easy to use.
Applications of C
C language has widely used, some main uses are given below.
- Used to develop software that controls embedded systems. Examples of some embedded systems are washing machine, microwave oven, etc.
- For creating computer applications.
- UNIX operating system is developed in C language.
Compiler
The first question which will arise in our mind. What is a Compiler? Well as everybody knows Computer is a machine which processes raw data into meaningful information. It cannot understand our language. It can only understand machine language. Even if we write programs in any language (like C). In the end they will be converted to machine language to process through a computer.
What does Compiler do?
The compiler converts your program into machine language or binary language which is understandable to a machine.
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