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1.Why do you call C is middle level language?
2.Why do you call C is userfriendly language.
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1.bcz it has the characteristic of low level language and
the feature of high level language.So it is called as middle
level language......
2.I think C is not user friendly bcz there are many
rules,regulations that means some predefined syntax to do it.
User frendly language is html, Any thing we can write on the
html file and that can run..
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Answer / anusha
1.C is called as a middle level lang bcoz its a commbination
of both high level lang and the low level lang .
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