C (programming language)
Programming language
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Compiled statically typed general-purpose programming language, developed in 1969-1973 by Bell Labs employee Dennis Ritchie as a development of the Bi language. It was originally developed to implement the UNIX operating system, but was later ported to many other platforms. According to the design of the language, its constructions closely match typical machine instructions, thanks to which it has found application in projects for which there was a further
Year of release: 1972

In what language does C mean yes?
Also si = yes is spoken in Italy, in Spain (in various languages existing in Spain: Spanish, Catalan, Galician, etc.) In French, si means only "if", or "yes" in response to a negative question..

What is C programming language?
A programming language is a set of lexical, syntactic, and semantic rules that people have come up with to create programs.

What is the C language for?
The C language is considered a system programming language, although it is also convenient for writing application programs. Among the advantages of the C language, it should be noted the portability of programs to computers of different architectures and from one operating system to another, the conciseness of writing algorithms, the logical harmony of programs, as well as the ability to obtain program code...

What is the general structure
of a C program? A C program consists of a set of preprocessor directives, function definitions, and global objects. Preprocessor directives control the conversion of text before it is compiled. Global objects define the data used or the state of the program.

What is the C language written in?
The C programming language was developed between 1969 and 1973 at Bell Labs, and by 1973 most of the UNIX kernel, originally written in PDP-11/20 assembler, had been rewritten into it. The name of the language became a logical continuation of the old language "Bi"[a], many of the features of which were the basis.