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| − | C is a low-level programming language which allows you to construct programs writing in a syntactical form. When compiled (typically using cc (short for C [[compiler]]) or gcc (GNU C [[compiler]])), the C code will be converted into machine-readable code to execute the program. | + | C is a low-level programming language which allows you to construct programs writing in a syntactical form. When compiled (typically using cc (short for C [[compiler]]) or gcc (GNU C [[compiler]])), the C code will be converted into machine-readable code to execute the program. [[C basics]] can get one started. |
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Revision as of 23:18, 18 October 2011
C is a low-level programming language which allows you to construct programs writing in a syntactical form. When compiled (typically using cc (short for C compiler) or gcc (GNU C compiler)), the C code will be converted into machine-readable code to execute the program. C basics can get one started.
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