Introducing to C Programming

What is C?

C programming is a general-purpose and high-level Programming Language developed by Dennis Ritchie and Ken Thompson in 1972 at Bell Laboratories.

It is a Machine-independent, structured programming language.
C is the most popular language because it is a fundamental language of the computer science field.
C language is used to write the whole lot from operating systems Windows, UNIX, Linux, and many other operating systems.
Features of C are, It is portable, simple, efficient, standard library, low-level memory access, and structured programming concepts.

If you understand "C', you can easily grasp the expertise of the other programming languages that use the concept of 'C'.
C is a very fast programming language compared to other programming languages like Python, java, etc.
It is the most popular programming language in the world.
C programming syntax is easy to learn and read.
C is a powerful programming language that allows developers to create advanced software systems.
C is perfect for creating operating systems, device drivers, and other software where speed and efficiency matter.
To create application software, such as spreadsheets and databases.
To create graphically linked applications such as computer and mobile game simulators.
C is known as a middle-level programming language because it blends high-level language features, like abstraction and portability, with low-level control and direct hardware manipulation similar to assembly language.