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    This document provides an introduction to the C programming language, including its history, features, and how to create a simple "Hello World" program. It explains that C was created at Bell Labs in 1972, and the first book on C was published in 1978. Some key features of C mentioned include portability, simplicity, power, efficiency, modularity, and case sensitivity. The document also demonstrates how to print "Hello World" by including stdio.h, defining a main function that returns void, and using printf.

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    This document provides an introduction to the C programming language, including its history, features, and how to create a simple "Hello World" program. It explains that C was created at Bell Labs in 1972, and the first book on C was published in 1978. Some key features of C mentioned include portability, simplicity, power, efficiency, modularity, and case sensitivity. The document also demonstrates how to print "Hello World" by including stdio.h, defining a main function that returns void, and using printf.

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    ARE

    YOU
    READY
    ?
    PROGRAMMING
    LANGUAGE ?
    C
    Lesson 5:
    INTRODUCTION TO C

    ICT 1 | Fundamental in Computer


    Programming
    OBJECTIVES
    •Explain the concept of Programming C;
    •Distinguish how to program using C
    language; and
    •Seek the knowledge of Programming C
    C
    a High level, General purpose
    programming language which was initially
    used for system development work
    Procedural Language

    C
    Compiled on a variety of Structured
    computer platforms Language

    Easy to learn High Level Language


    FEATURES OF C
    FEATURES OF C
    • Portability • Syntax Based
    • Simple • Case Sensitive
    • Powerful • Structure Oriented
    • Fast & efficient • Middle Level
    • Modularity • Uses of Pointer
    • Compiler Based
    • Platform dependent
    HISTORY OF C
    DENNIS RITCHIE
    The Programming C language is a structure oriented
    programming language, developed at Bell Laboratories
    in 1972.

    HISTORY OF C
    UNIX OS
    C language was invented for implementing OS.

    HISTORY OF C
    K&R C
    In 1978, Dennis Ritchie and Brian Kernighan published
    the first edition “The C Programming Language”.

    HISTORY OF C
    APPLICATION OF C
    • Turbo C
    • programiz
    • onlinegdb
    How to create a simple program
    using C language?
    HELLO WORLD
    #include <stdio.h>

    It is used to include the standard


    input and output library functions.
    The printf() function is defined in
    stdio.h
    #include <stdio.h>
    void main()

    The main() function is the entry


    point of every program in the C
    language. The void keyword
    indicates that it returns no value
    #include <stdio.h>

    The printf() function is used to print


    void main() data that is specified in brackets on
    { the console

    printf(“Hello World”);

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