ANSI C

ANSI C is a standardized version of the C programming language, established by the American National Standards Institute to ensure consistent behavior across different systems. It provides a set of rules and syntax for writing software that can run reliably on various computers and operating systems. ANSI C emphasizes efficiency, portability, and compatibility, making it a popular choice for system and application development. By following this standard, programmers can write code that is more predictable, easier to maintain, and usable across diverse hardware and software environments.