C
What is C
C is a compiled computer language with low-level static code, widely used for its efficiency.
It was developed in 1972 by Dennis Ritchie at Bell Labs, and intended for use in a UNIX operating system. C was initially created to overcome the problems of previous languages (such as B, BCPL, etc.).
It is the most-used older programming language, and is known as mother language because it constitutes the base for many other programming languages. C is largely utilised for developing desktop applications and browsers and their extensions. It is simple, portable, and quick, and has a rich library.
Most of Adobe’s applications are developed using C.
