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C is a powerful programming language created by Dennis Ritchie in 1972, known for its efficiency, portability, and modularity. It serves as a foundation for many other languages and remains widely used in system programming despite the rise of newer languages. Learning C provides insights into computer architecture and is highly valued in the job market.

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C is a powerful programming language created by Dennis Ritchie in 1972, known for its efficiency, portability, and modularity. It serves as a foundation for many other languages and remains widely used in system programming despite the rise of newer languages. Learning C provides insights into computer architecture and is highly valued in the job market.

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Introduction to C

Programming
C is a powerful and efficient programming language that
is widely used in the development of software
applications, operating systems, and much more. It
provides low-level access to memory, a simple set of
keywords, and a clean style, making it an ideal choice
for system programming.

By Mahmudul Hasan Sunny – 23BTCE293


History of C Programming
1 Development Timeline
C programming language was created by Dennis
Ritchie in 1972. Its syntax and design were based on
the B language which was developed by Ken
Thompson.

2 Popularity and Influence


With its reliability and quick execution, C became the
foundation for developing application software,
operating systems, language compilers, and network
drivers.
3 Evolution to C++ and Beyond
C has been the inspiration for many other
programming languages, including C++ and C#. Its
influence continues to be felt in the programming
world today.
Features of C Programming
Language
Efficiency and Portability Modularity
Speed
C programming C programs are C supports the
language is known highly portable and concept of
for its high- can be used on modularity,
performance and different platforms allowing complex
the ability to with minimal or no problems to be
manipulate modification. split into smaller
hardware. It is modules which can
widely used in be used
developing system independently.
applications and
real-time firmware.
Benefits of Learning C
Programming

1 Foundation 2 Understandin 3 Widely Used


for Other g Computer and In-
Languages Architecture Demand
Learning C It provides C language
makes it easier insights into skills are highly
to learn other how computer sought after by
programming programs employers in
languages like interact with various
C++, C#, and hardware and industries,
Objective-C. system offering
resources. excellent job
prospects.
Getting Started with C
Programming
Choose a Compiler
Begin by selecting a C compiler suitable for your platform,
such as GCC, Clang, or Microsoft Visual C++. These are all
widely used and free to use.

Learn the Basics


Start with the basic syntax, data types, and control
structures. There are many great resources and tutorials
available online.

Practice, Practice, Practice


Write and execute simple C programs to gain hands-on
experience and consolidate your knowledge.
Conclusion of C
Programming
Enduring Relevance
Despite the emergence of newer languages, C
remains an essential programming language and
continues to be widely used in critical system
programming.
Legacy of Innovation
The influence of C has extended to the majority of
modern programming languages, demonstrating its
lasting impact on the field of computer science.

Continuous Evolution
C is constantly evolving and adapting to the changing
technology landscape, ensuring its relevance and
adaptability for years to come.

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