7. Introduction of C programming :
C is a high level, most powerful programming language. It was developed by Dennis Ritchie at AT & T's Bell Laboratories of USA during the 1970's.
Basic features of C
(1) Machine independence : C programs normally run on many different computers without alteration, provided the appropriate library functions and header files are utilized.
(2) Structured programming : C programs are written systematically with the feature of structured programming concept.
(3) Flexibility : C has flexible features to write programs for numerical, commercial, and graphical applications.
(4) Integrity : This refers to the accuracy of the calculations. C is one of the most popular highly integrated programming languages.
(5) Efficiency : Efficiency is concerned with execution speed and memory utilization. Normally programs written in C are efficient and fast.
Basic features of C
(1) Machine independence : C programs normally run on many different computers without alteration, provided the appropriate library functions and header files are utilized.
(2) Structured programming : C programs are written systematically with the feature of structured programming concept.
(3) Flexibility : C has flexible features to write programs for numerical, commercial, and graphical applications.
(4) Integrity : This refers to the accuracy of the calculations. C is one of the most popular highly integrated programming languages.
(5) Efficiency : Efficiency is concerned with execution speed and memory utilization. Normally programs written in C are efficient and fast.
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