Looping in C Programming Language

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 Looping in C Programming Language Use: When we want to perform specific task repeatedly then we can use looping. In C Language there are three type of loop: For Loop While Loop Do while Loop Nested for Loop Each Loop statement requires three things: Initialization  Test Condition Increment/Decrement Operation 1. For Loop: For Loop is a repetition control structure which allow us to write a loop that is executed a specific number of time. Syntax:               for( initialization ; test condition; increment/decrement operation)                 {                    ------                    body of for loop;                    ------               } 2. While Loop: While Loop is use to per to p...
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History of C Program

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 HISTORY OF C PROGRAM


  • C Language is a high level, structured and machine independent language.

  • C Language was developed by DENNIES RITCHIE in 1972 at BELL LABORATORIES.


1. ALGOL:
  • ALGOL is a roof of all modern programming languages.
  • It was developed by International group in 1960.
  • It is first programming language to create Block Structure.    

2. BCPL:
  • BCPL is a Basic Combined Programming Language.
  • It was developed by Martine Richards in 1967.
  • These language is use to create System Software.    

3. B:
  • In 1970, Ken Thompson added features in BCPL.
  • These language is known as B Language. B Language is use to create version of Unix operating System.    

4. TRADITIONAL C:
  • Traditional C was developed by Dennies Ritchie in 1972.
  • He has added features like data-types, System defined function, System libraries etc... to create user program.  

5. K&R C:
  • In 1978, Kernighan and Ritchie have published a book "THE C PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE". This book was so popular that the language came to be known as ' K&R C'.    

6. ANSI C:
  • In 1989, American National Standards Institute define standards and approve the version of C which is known as ANSI C.    

7. ANSI/ISO C:
  • In 1990, ANSI type with International Standard Organization Committee. So its name became ANSI/ISO C. 

8. C99:
  • In 1999, Standardisation Committee has added object oriented concept in C to make Object Oriented Programming Language.    


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