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C Programming
Developed by Dennis ritchie in the
year of 1972
C
? C is the successor of B(BASIC) and A(ALGOL)
languages.
? Most Popular language for over 3 decades
(30+ years)
? C is a Procedure oriented programming
language
¨C i.e. data should be assign first like
¨C Data then function.
Why we have to learn C?
1. To better understand other languages.
- Like:- c++, c# and java.
2. To understand how data flow with in the
compiler.
3. To development of coding logic.
Software are used to run c language
code.
? Turbo c or turbo c++
? Auto C
? Borland C
? These software run .c extension files which tell the compiler or interpreter
that .c file is a file that belongs to c language
? Like for c++ its .cpp
? For java its .java
? For c# its .cs extension files.
Lets understand C by a simple Code.
#include<stdio.h> or #include¡±stdio.h¡±
#include<conio.h> or #include¡±conio.h¡±
Void main()
{
printf(¡°Hello world¡±);
}
Output: Hello world
Note:
#include is preprocessor which tell compiler to search the directory(library files)
within <stdio.h>, ¡°conio.h¡± Here stdio.h is a library file which contain printf()
function.

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Intro of C

  • 1. C Programming Developed by Dennis ritchie in the year of 1972
  • 2. C ? C is the successor of B(BASIC) and A(ALGOL) languages. ? Most Popular language for over 3 decades (30+ years) ? C is a Procedure oriented programming language ¨C i.e. data should be assign first like ¨C Data then function.
  • 3. Why we have to learn C? 1. To better understand other languages. - Like:- c++, c# and java. 2. To understand how data flow with in the compiler. 3. To development of coding logic.
  • 4. Software are used to run c language code. ? Turbo c or turbo c++ ? Auto C ? Borland C ? These software run .c extension files which tell the compiler or interpreter that .c file is a file that belongs to c language ? Like for c++ its .cpp ? For java its .java ? For c# its .cs extension files.
  • 5. Lets understand C by a simple Code. #include<stdio.h> or #include¡±stdio.h¡± #include<conio.h> or #include¡±conio.h¡± Void main() { printf(¡°Hello world¡±); } Output: Hello world Note: #include is preprocessor which tell compiler to search the directory(library files) within <stdio.h>, ¡°conio.h¡± Here stdio.h is a library file which contain printf() function.