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i guess c is the same everywhere. except that the memory allocation for variables etc change with the platform. ofcourse the method of compiling etc differs.
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Karthik.
LOL A ship is safe in the harbour, but that's not what it is meant for!!! LOL
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Karthik.
LOL A ship is safe in the harbour, but that's not what it is meant for!!! LOL
Hello,
But there are standards in C like the ANSI and K&R standard. Each standard has few special features that mostly depend on the platform and some 'simply standards'. But as a basic programmer you dont find any difference in C programming. When you go advanced you will find the difference.
Regards,
Ekanth Treat the daily build of a project as the heartbeat of the project. If there's no heartbeat the project is dead.
But there are standards in C like the ANSI and K&R standard. Each standard has few special features that mostly depend on the platform and some 'simply standards'. But as a basic programmer you dont find any difference in C programming. When you go advanced you will find the difference.
Regards,
Ekanth Treat the daily build of a project as the heartbeat of the project. If there's no heartbeat the project is dead.
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