why do we say 'C' is a procedural language.
This question is regularly asked in Job Interviews in Semester Vivas. - Why do we say 'C' is a procedural language? Can some CEans answer with a valid reason for this?
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PensuBecause procedures are main part of the language...😛. In C we actually concentrate on "how to" complete the task and procedures or functions help the programmers to achieve that. -
Parth48Thanks Pensu ..)
any other reason for procedural language ? -
ashiebecause c strictly follows procedure...it basically consist of writing a list of instruction but in a procedural way,..lyk firstly we have do initialization,after then we done manipulation....but if programmer want to initialize in middle of a statements...not possible
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