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August 05, 2006 02:58:41   #1  
manikandan        

RE: what is c

About 'C' language:


'C' is a computer programming language it was developed by Dennis Ritche.


This language was developed from the 'B' language.


'C++' is a advance programming language derived from 'C'.


Advantages of 'C':


Syntax of C language is very simple.


Users can understand easily.


Disadvantage of 'C':


It does not support any Exception Handling and OOPS concepts.


Data base connection is very difficult compare to other languages (Ex: Visual
Basic).


 
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August 07, 2006 23:50:44   #2  
lakshmi        

RE: what is c

C is a structured high level programming language.

Its advantage is that it has a rich set of operators and builtin funcs


 
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August 22, 2006 08:23:45   #3  
sanjay        

RE: what is c
What is differenet between C and C++ ?What is the advatage in Makefile?Why r we using Exception handling?
 
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September 04, 2006 07:15:09   #4  
srishankar Member Since: August 2006   Contribution: 3    

RE: what is c

The C programming language (often just C ) is a general-purpose procedural imperative computer programming language

C is developed in the early 1970s by Dennis Ritchie for use on the Unix operating system.

C code is suitable for many systems-programming applications that had traditionally been implemented in assembly language.


 
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September 21, 2006 02:16:52   #5  
anjali        

RE: what is c

C is middle level procedueral programming language .developed by dennis ritche in 1972. avtually it is developed for unix operating system. due to structures it is also called as structured programinm lang.

ADVANTAGES:

1. It is to understand. more in bulit operator &data type wecan used.

disadvantages:

no inheritance. no datahiding no message passing


 
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October 17, 2006 02:57:22   #6  
AJITH.M.A        

RE: what is c
C IS A HIGH LEVEL LANGUAGE. DEVELOPED BY BELL LABORATORIES. NOW BELL LABORATORIES RUN IN THE NAME OF AT&T COMMUNICATIONS IN NEW YORK. THEY DEVELOPED C LANGUAGE FOR THEIR COMMUNICATION PURPOSE.
 
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November 08, 2006 01:48:06   #7  
Priyadharsini        

RE: what is c

C is a procedure oriented programming language.c program is fast efficient portable structured program and platform independent language.


 
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November 23, 2006 02:29:00   #8  
Balaji        

features of C
Can anybody say what are the features of C language
 
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December 03, 2006 01:03:25   #9  
Anupama        

RE: what is c
'C' is a computer programming language it was developed by Dennis Ritche.



This language was developed from the 'B' language.

'C++' is a advance programming language derived from 'C'.

C is a procedure oriented programming language. C program is fast efficient portable structured program and platform independent language.

C language is mainly used in applications due to its simplicity.

 
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December 16, 2006 01:10:33   #10  
p.thangaraj        

RE: what is c
c is pop(procedural oriented programming language). It is developed denis ritch in 1970 .it is high level language.
 
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