C: Introduction to C Language - Sparsh Blog

 ---INTRODUCTION TO C LANGUAGE---

Why C language❓

1. Speed 
2. Reliable
3. Fast
4. Minimum Latency
5. Control of Memory
6. More Performance
7. Least Execution Time
8. Accuracy
9. Machine Independent

Some of the OPEERATING STSTEMS that were coded in C language are:--

• Linux Operating System --> Most of the part of this Software is written in C Language.
• Ubuntu
• Redhat🎩
• MySQL Database -->  Almost written in C (Runs in  Production Database and Production Servers)
• CYTHON, RUBY🔶 & PERL Languages are almost written in C. 
• Most of the part  of the operating System such as Mac, Linux, Windows is written in C.
• (because C is the Lowest level portable language ).
• More Lower language than C is Assembly Language.
• C Language is also used to solve Competetive Programming Problems.
• APACHE, NGINX Server were also written in C Programming (These are the web servers which is used to serve Scaleable Websites).

Why Coding is Necessary & C Programming Language :-

• To interact with the Computer System Coding is Necessary
• C Programming was made by Dennis Ritchie in AT&T Bell Labs in 1972 (Located in USA).

Some Languages used before C arrived are:-

• Alcohol
• BCPL

C Language is also called Machine Independent.

What is IDE (Integrated Development Environment):-

👉An Integrated Development Environment is a software application that provides comprehensive faciities to computer programmers for Software Development. An IDE normally consits of atleast a source, code editor, build automation tools and a debugger.

Some Example of Common IDEs used are:-

• Visual Studio Code
• Anaconda
• NetBeans
• Eclipse
• IntelliJ

Compiler:--

A compiler is a computer program that retranslate computer code written in one programming language into another language. The name compiler is primarily used for programs that translate source code from a high-level programming languageto a lower level language to create an executable program.

It also help is making .exe files.

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