C PROGRAMMING
OVERVIEW OF C PROGRAMMING
INTRODUCTION TO C PROGRAMMING
OPERATOR AND EXPRESSIONS
CHAPTER 4. INPUT AND OUTPUT
CHAPTER 5. CONTROL STRUCTURES
ARRAY , POINTER AND STRING
USER- DEFINED FUNCTIONS
PRACTICE QUESTIONS(ASSIGNMENT)
LAB WORK
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
STRUCTURE
FILE MANAGEMENT
RECENT TRENDS IN PROGRAMMING
OLD QUESTION BANK SOLUTION
OLD QUESTION BANK
C PROJECT IDEAS
SAMPLE QUESTION 2080 AND SOLUTION
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Introduction To C Programming language

What is C?

C programming language is a procedural and general purpose high level programming language. C programming language is a powerful and widely used programming language and it is mostly known for its flexibility, efficiency and low-level programming capability. C has had a profound influence on many other programming languages and is considered the foundation for modern operating systems like Linux. 

Following are the key features of C-Programming language:

  • Syntax:
    • C has a relatively simple and concise syntax, making it easy to learn and read.Programs in C consist of functions, and each function contains statements that define the actions to be performed.
  • Procedural Programming:
    • C is a procedural programming language, meaning it follows a top-down approach, breaking down a program into functions.
    • It emphasizes functions and structured programming, making it suitable for developing modular and maintainable code.
  • Low-Level Features:
    • C provides direct access to memory, allowing for efficient manipulation of hardware and system resources.
    • Features like pointers make it possible to work with memory addresses directly, which can be powerful but requires careful management to avoid errors.
  • Portability:
    • C is highly portable, meaning programs written in C can run on different platforms with minimal or no modification.
    • This is facilitated by the use of a compiler, which translates C code into machine code for a specific platform.
  • Standard Libraries:
    • C comes with a set of standard libraries that provide a wide range of functions for tasks like input/output, string manipulation, memory allocation, and more.
    • These libraries enhance the functionality of C and simplify common programming tasks.
  • Efficiency:
    • C is known for its high performance and efficiency. It allows for close control over system resources and is often used for developing performance-critical applications and system software.
  • Influence on Other Languages:
    • Many modern programming languages, such as C++, C#, and Objective-C, have been influenced by C and share similar syntax or concepts.
  • Community and Legacy:
    • C has a large and active community of developers. Its long-standing legacy ensures a wealth of resources, documentation, and third-party libraries.





 

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