C language complatible with raspberry pi

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Hi everyone , I need some help. I´m new on this topic with the raspberry pi and need to know if there is a language similar to arduino´s C language.
If it exists, i would also need help to integrate the bluetooth in this language and the raspberry pi. Tnks.

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im pretty new on this so I do not know what to do.

Posted 5-Apr-16 15:36pm

Alessandro Obregon

Updated 5-Apr-16 16:52pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2016-04-05T16:52:00

Yes, of course, and a lot, a lot more. Actually, it depends on OS. For example, with Linux, you can use full scale of Linux development tools and languages. Just look at this: Raspberry Pi — Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[^].

Don't you think you are asking too little? :-)

For Raspberry Pi, wonderfully available tools are readily available. A number of CodeProject members already asked questions on pretty sophisticated C# development interfacing hardware in efficient way, which comes with Raspberry-specific library. (I even helped one of them.) As you can see, Raspberry Pi Foundation promotes Python as the main language, also very powerful tool convenient for a developer; Java is available, and so on…

—SA