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| A statically typed programming language. The design goals were minimalism and mirroring bare metal computer architecture, so as to simplify the process of porting C to new platforms. It allows low-level memory management and features a very concise standard library. | '''C''' is a statically-typed programming language. The design goals were minimalism and mirroring bare metal computer architecture, so as to simplify the process of porting C to new platforms. It allows low-level memory management and features a very concise standard library. |
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| == Example == | |
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| A hello world program will look like: | |
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| {{{ #include <stdio.h> int main() { printf("Hello World!\n"); return 0; } }}} |
== Syntax == |
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| To compile and run, try: {{{ gcc -o hello hello.c ./hello }}} |
* [[C/ANSISequences|ANSI sequences]] * [[C/Include|Include]] |
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| == Installation == | == See also == |
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| ---- | [[https://www.gnu.org/software/gnu-c-manual/gnu-c-manual.html|GNU C user manual]] |
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| [[https://man.archlinux.org/man/gcc.1|gcc(1)]] | |
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== Language == * [[C/ANSISequences|ANSI sequences]] |
[[https://man.archlinux.org/man/extra/clang/clang.1.en|clang(1)]] |
C
C is a statically-typed programming language. The design goals were minimalism and mirroring bare metal computer architecture, so as to simplify the process of porting C to new platforms. It allows low-level memory management and features a very concise standard library.
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