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C is a general-purpose language meant to be powerful and fast.<br> | C is a general-purpose language meant to be powerful and fast.<br> | ||
A considerable amount of "high level" languages are built off C. | A considerable amount of "high level" languages are built off C. | ||
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C is a general-purpose language meant to be powerful and fast.
A considerable amount of "high level" languages are built off C.
Unlike most high level languages, C allows direct access to memory and pointers, which can make the syntax more complicated, but gives more control to the programmer in how it behaves.
For a similar language, see C++.
Setup
Syntax