what is a c-language.what is do.
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C is a powerfull programming middle level language stands
third from the bottom level (machine level is the bottom
level) , C is widely used mainly to write a Operating
systems, application softwares like (text pad's ,
calculators, visual basics, spread sheets etc) ,and system
programming.... even after 40 years after it's development
still 'C' is a widely used programming language in IT
industry for all it's projects.........
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Answer / honey
c language is a most powerfull language because its include
both feature (hardwere and softwere)which included both
progam are written in C language.
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Answer / radha raman
A general purpose high level programming to build any kind of application.
1. Word Processors
a. Word Star
2. Electronic Spreadsheet
a. Lotus 123
3. Database Management Systems
a. dBase
b. FoxBase
c. FoxPro
d. Firebird
4. Operating System
a. Unix
b. Linux
c. DOS
5. Device Drivers
6. Scada Systems
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