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History of C: Foundational Terms

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Key terms from the origin and standardization of C

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History of C: Foundational Terms
 

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Key terms from the origin and standardization of C

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Dennis ______, co-creator of the language at Bell Labs in the 1970s.

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Kernighan, coauthor of the influential book that popularized the language.

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First Computer Programming Language

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Both BCPL and B are __________ language

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First widely recognized formal standard published in 1989.

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Standard published by ANSI for cross-compatibility among compilers.

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International body overseeing ISO standardization of the language.

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Software that translates high‑level code into executable instructions.

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