[Tutorial] Introduction to programming using C

[m0skit0]

BTW, isn't C a middle-level language?

No, C is a high-level language. There's no such thing as a middle-level language even if some people use that term.

@irfanhb7: this is no Linux topic, please ask your questions on another topic, thanks.

[ASKidwai]

Ok, but the book I used (C for Dummies) says it is a mid-level language...

[m0skit0]

That's why it's for dummies.

[ASKidwai]

That's why it's for dummies.

What? Either you're calling me a dummy or questioning the authority of the author.

[irfanhb7]

Ok, but the book I used (C for Dummies) says it is a mid-level language...

The book's name says it all.
The author of the book don't know more than mOskitO .
ok lets not get offtopic .

[m0skit0]

Oh please C is high-level, point.

[ASKidwai]

Oh please C is high-level, point.

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Now don't get mad but I am going to quote you here:

You, mate, are stubborn

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Sorry for hijacking your thread(s).
Last off-topic post in this thread (hopefully)

[waratte]

Ok, but the book I used (C for Dummies) says it is a mid-level language...

It won't help people to know whether or not C is a mid-level language or a high-level language. Please don't try to continue this conversation, ASKidwai.

[frank]

Ok, but the book I used (C for Dummies) says it is a mid-level language...

Thats so you don't get too confused
like m0skit0 said its for dummies
for beginners
i started reading it and even I, with one month of experience, think it's pretty basic

[Terbaddo]

BTW, isn't C a middle-level language?

No, C is a high-level language. There's no such thing as a middle-level language even if some people use that term.

It's all relative. C is higher-level than ASM, but lower-level than LUA.