- What is language? A language is medium in which two or more object/person communicate their thought,information,data etc. C is computer language. Computer languages are generally two types:
- High Level Language-Translator required must example: FORTRAN
- Low Level Language-Not requirement translator example: machine language(0 , 1)
- C is a high level language with low level programming features so it is also called middle level language i.e. we can write program either in machine language(0,1) or general English keyword(HLL).
- C is a structured programming language,that is developed by Dennis Ritchie in 1972 at AT & Bell Laboratories in USA.
- Some basic tips for C Programs and C language:
- Each instruction in a C program is written as a separate statement. Therefore, a complete C program would comprise a series of statements.
- The statement in a program must appear in the same order in which we wish them to be executed, unless the result will be differ as we want wish.
- All statement are entered in Small case letters.
- Every C statement must be end with a semicolon (;). This is act that statement has been terminated
- C is "free form language" i.e. there are no specific rule for where the statement write.
- There are some other language like as C++,C# and Java, its languages are more advanced then c,then why we learn C today? There are some reason behind this question that's are following:
- C is the basic(mother) of all other languages.When you had learned c, you are easily deal with classes,object,template,structure,polymorphic and with familiar terminology.
- C++,C# and Java are OOP(Object Oriented Programming) languages.So when u creating object u must still a good command on C language.
- Major parts of OS(Operating System) like as Windows,UNIX,Linux are still written in C.
- C language is known for owns speed and execution.
- Today daily routine apparatus like as microwave,washing,digital camera's,microprocessor,and operating system,smart phones are worked in C programs.
- Maximum 3-d games are built in C.
So now let's start to learn C.
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