Ckielestä
Ckielestä, in Finnish usage often written C-kielestä, denotes the C programming language. C is a general‑purpose, procedural language that provides a small runtime and direct access to low‑level features, making it suitable for system software, embedded systems, and performance‑critical applications.
C was developed in the early 1970s at Bell Labs by Dennis Ritchie, as a successor to
Design and features: C emphasizes portability and efficiency. It offers manual memory management via pointers, deterministic
Standardization and evolution: ANSI produced a standard for C in 1989 (C89/C90), later adopted by ISO as
Impact and uses: C remains foundational in operating systems, compilers, and performance‑critical software. It is widely