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what type of language is C?
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C usually a MIDDLE LEVEL language.... why it is called so because it can perform bitwise operations directly and also can perform user understandable operations like printf , scanf, looping etc etc......
here the bitwise operations are those where we can communicate directly through hardware using the OS.......
and also ASSEMBLY LEVEL Programming (ALP) can also be done to the processor direclty through C.......
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Answer / ankith.v
C Is One of the the procedure Oriented And Syntax based
Language
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Answer / mitesh
c is a middle level language.it is easy to understand and write the program.
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Answer / kiran
As 'C' has the characteristics of both high-level and low-level languages, it is a "Middle level" language. As C programs are machine dependent, it is a "High-level Language".
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