- C is a programming language.
- Programs written in C end with a .c extension.
- .c files are human-readable, written in plain text using alphanumeric and math symbols
- This makes C is a high-level language.
- Computer hardware, on the other hand, communicate using low-level languages.
- Low-level languages can either be Machine language or Assembly language.
- Machine language is in binary, ones and zeros.
- Assembly language is written with a set of letters and symbols.
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# Example data, used for Docke Container environment. | |
DATABASE_USERNAME='postgres' | |
DATABASE_PASSWORD='postgres' | |
DATABASE_IP='172.17.0.2' | |
DATABASE_PORT='5432' | |
DATABASE_NAME='postgres' |
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set encoding=utf-8 "encoding file for unicodes and accents | |
scriptencoding utf-8 "Requirements of Vint and it must be after encoding | |
"Vim's configuration file | |
"RAW's url: https://git.io/fjppd | |
"RAW's url2: gustavomejia.tech/.vimrc | |
"download1: curl -sLo ~/.vimrc https://git.io/fjppd | |
"reload file :so ~/.vimrc or :so % | |
"To find more info user :help <option> ex :help [ nocompatible ] | |
"To exit help use <C-w> q |
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$ wget \ | |
--recursive \ | |
--no-clobber \ | |
--page-requisites \ | |
--html-extension \ | |
--convert-links \ | |
--domains website.org \ | |
--no-parent \ | |
www.website.org/tutorials/html/ |