Comment by carnitine 3 years ago C is definitely a high level language. 1 comment carnitine Reply linkdd 3 years ago Higher level than assembly? Yes. High-level? No. Not with manual memory management, not without strings/encodings native support (char* is a bytestring, not a text string), not with so many platform-dependent features that are not abstracted away.
linkdd 3 years ago Higher level than assembly? Yes. High-level? No. Not with manual memory management, not without strings/encodings native support (char* is a bytestring, not a text string), not with so many platform-dependent features that are not abstracted away.
Higher level than assembly? Yes. High-level? No. Not with manual memory management, not without strings/encodings native support (char* is a bytestring, not a text string), not with so many platform-dependent features that are not abstracted away.