Do you know about the mother of all programming languages ?

 

🔍 Cool & Quick Facts About C Language

• Born in 1972 by Dennis Ritchie at Bell Labs — the language behind UNIX.
• Often called the mother of modern languages — C++, Java, and even Python took inspiration from it.
• Minimal but mighty: Just 32 keywords, yet powerful enough to build entire operating systems.
• Known for speed and control — lets you work close to hardware with pointers and memory management.
  
  
  
• No training wheels: No garbage collection, no bounds checking, no exceptions. Just raw power.
• The classic "Hello, World!" program? Yep, it started with C.
• Runs everywhere — from tiny embedded devices to massive supercomputers.
• Most of the Linux kernel is still written in C. Enough said.
• C compilers are often written in C — a language that bootstraps itself!
• Still evolving: From C89 to C18, it's leaner, meaner, and modern.

⚡ Whether you're into systems programming or just want to understand how computers really work — C is the language to know.