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Can C do everything?

Yes, in terms of "getting the CPU to do something," a C program can do anything a C++ program can do. It typically requires a different approach, but it can be done. (The first C++ "compiler" was really just a translator of C++ source code into C source code.) 3 июл. 2017 г.


Can C be used for everything?

Because APIs are written for C and C++, and not just because C and C++ are overlord languages that conssume every other language in the universe. C/++ compilers are assembly generators, which means they can be fast, which means they can be used to solve a lot of problems.

Can C++ do everything C can do?

There's different possible meanings. There's no computation you can accomplish in one language but not the other. There are programs that will do one thing in C and something else in C++ (or fail to compile) according to the Standard, although rewriting these is usually trivial.

Why is C used everywhere?

Originally Answered: How is C programming language still used today ? C is most likely an evergreen language. All the system software programming(at kernel side) will use C as it executes faster than other popular programming languages like java.

What is C capable of?

Although it is a high-level language, C is capable of controlling the computer on which it operates at a low level, much like assembly language—a form of computer language that resides between machine languages and high-level languages. This enables programs written in C to perform in a very stable manner.

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