C language

An example of a simple type system is that of the C language.

The invader first began its journey as a program written in the C language.

It is extinct, having been superseded by the C language.

The C language represents numbers in three forms: integral, real and complex.

The C language library provides the function to calculate the next double.

A C language non-lookahead parser will have around 10,000 states.

Some decades ago, the C language, and similar languages, were most often considered "high-level".

Table 1 shows that a favorite for execution language has been the C language.

The comment notation is same as it is in C language.

C language programming is also much less error prone.

During the 1970s the C language became increasingly popular.

For example, the following is legal C language code:

The algorithms are written in the C language.

The C language does not have a keyword.

Instead, the code is translated to C language.

He challenged me to use the C language; in a few minutes he'd reduced it to twenty lines of tightly written code.

The C language provides the separate types and to represent memory-related quantities.

Here is the example in the C language:

The most popular is the C language compiler.

The design of C language may be examined from the perspective of orthogonality.

The software was mostly rewritten in the C language, running on various real-time operating systems.

Many of these ideas were incorporated eventually into the definition of the standardized C language.

However, the C language does not allow to specify that variables of these types should not be mixed.

As another example, consider a function in C language that duplicates a linked list:

The C language provides many basic types.