C language is capable to develop softwares like, system software (os+printer+drivers+....etc), application software (organizational), but not internet software (like web applications) due to the limatations. In C language there is no reusability, portability, extendability, flexibility for developping, modifying, executing, accessing through out the world, and there is no API to develop web applications + mobile applications. Mainly C language will not provide security to our applications, that's why C language has failed to develop successful applications
The language C fails to develop successful application software is due to his Limitation,due to which the language c could not xpand itself,thats the reason that C could not deveelop successful application software.
Yes -- C can be used to write C applications. Obviously!
Well you need a knowledge of whatever kind of programming language runs on the platform you're making the app for. iOS (Objective C), Android and WebOS (Java, C, C+, C++, and Objective C).
Applications of what? On Windows, for example, you can create Windows-applications in C.
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= What set of guidelines is used to ensure that programmer develop applications that are compatible with an operating? =
A .NET developer builds and maintains applications using the .NET framework, primarily for Windows-based applications, web services, and mobile apps. They write code in languages like C# or VB.NET to create software solutions, manage databases, and ensure the functionality, performance, and security of the applications they develop.
BASIC for easy applications, and C/C++ for applications that need greater flexibility.
Generally we use Visual studio to create some windows applications & software. To develop games we use Some Designing applications like adobe premiere and to develop coding for that game we use visual studio or some other applications similar to that.
The C language (or more commonly C++) is the core of most programming done at the desktop level. Most programs written in Linux are in C or C++, as are most Windows programs. A number of languages in recent computer history have been designed to reduce the dependency on C and C++, but have still largely failed to replace C and C++ for high performance applications.
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