It was way back in the 1970’s when Kernighan and Ritchie were working on creating a new programming language they would soon call C. It was called this because a language called B preceded it. C was created with simplicity and flexibility in mind. Its primary use was for writing operating systems, however it became popular for a wide variety of other programs. The one thing that C lacked was support for objects; it was …showed first 75 words of 808 total…

…showed last 75 words of 808 total…software. Procedural-oriented programming is actually very powerful; so don't let the hype make you think that it has no place in your arsenal of programming tools. A well-written procedural-oriented program can actually be easy to understand. It is just that well written procedural code is hard to find, especially when 'teams' of programmers, working on multiple versions are involved. The fact is that procedural languages typically lack the ability to enforce abstraction. Bibliography Who knows..