Introduction to C-Language

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A  computer is a machine that accepts , stores , & processes the data and produces the results accurately as instructed by a programmer        

  1.   To write programs some languages are required . Many languages exist in computer   era(history). By this website we can learn complete C-Language course for free of cost from beginner level to advanced  level . 
                    Introduction

      C is a general - purpose high level language that originally developed by Dennis Ritche for the UNIX operating system . It was first implemented on the Digital Equipment Corporation PDP-11 computer in 1972. The UNIX operating system(os) and virtually all UNIX applications are written in the C-Language.



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