C language basics and examples.chm Chapter 1: Introduction to C language Development process of C language C language came out in the early 1970s. In 1978, AT&T Bell Labs officially released C language. At the same time, BWKernighan and DMRitchit co-authored the famous book \"THE C PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE\". It is usually referred to as \"K&R\", and some people call it the \"K&R\" standard. However, \"K&R\" did not define a complete standard C language. Later, the American National Standards Institute formulated a C language standard based on this and published it in 1983. It is usually called ANSI C. The best programming language of the contemporary era Early C language was mainly used in UNIX systems. As the powerful functions and advantages of C language gradually became known to people, in the 1980s, C began to enter other operating systems and soon became widely used on various large, medium, small and micro computers. It has become one of the best programming languages of the contemporary era. Characteristics of C language C language is a structured language. It has clear levels, is easy to organize programs in a modular way, and is easy to debug and maintain. C language has strong expressive and processing capabilities. It not only has a wealth of operators and data types, which facilitates the implementation of various complex data structures. It can also directly access the physical address of the memory and perform bit-level operations. Since C language implements hardware programming operations, it combines the functions of high-level and low-level languages. It can be used for both system software development and application software development. In addition, C language also has the characteristics of high efficiency and strong portability. Therefore, it has been widely ported to various types of computers, thus forming multiple versions of C language.
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