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Why the C Programming Language Still Runs the World Many of the C projects that exist today were started decades ago. The UNIX operating system’s development started in 1969, and its code was rewritten in C in 1972. The C language was actually created to move the UNIX kernel code from assembly to a higher level language, which would do the same tasks with fewer lines of code. Oracle database development started in 1977, and its code was rewritten from assembly to C in 1983. In 1985 Windows 1.0 was released. But C programming isn’t limited to projects that started decades ago, when there weren’t as many programming languages as today. How is the World Powered by C? Despite the prevalence of higher-level languages, C continues to empower the world. Microsoft Windows Microsoft’s Windows kernel is developed mostly in C, with some parts in assembly language. Linux Linux is also written mostly in C, with some parts in assembly. Mac Mac computers are also powered by C, since the OS X kernel is written mostly in C. Mobile Databases 3D Movies Code Size
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