is c language is a object oreinted language?

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is c language is a object oreinted language?..

Answer / chandrakantham

No, c is a high level programming language.here, we cannot
create the classes and objects and also do not use the
other advantages. so it is not a object oriented
language.chandrakantham

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is c language is a object oreinted language?..

Answer / dhruv20000

no

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is c language is a object oreinted language?..

Answer / shobana

it is not a object oreinted language . actually it is a procedure oriented language.

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is c language is a object oreinted language?..

Answer / manjit

no

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is c language is a object oreinted language?..

Answer / ganesh

i m confuse that if it not than why * has two meaning 1.
multiplication symbol and other is indirectional operator
used in pointer.

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