Fix references to "C programming language" #475
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Yes, you can use C, but 99.99% of Arduino code (including all .ino files) are C++ and anyone needing to read the Language Reference is almost certainly writing exclusively C++. There is a widespread misinformation that Arduino sketches are C so it's important to at least get it right in the official documentation.
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Yes, you can use C, but 99.99% of Arduino code (including all .ino files) are C++ and anyone needing to read the Language Reference is almost certainly writing exclusively C++. There is a widespread misinformation that Arduino sketches are C so it's important to at least get it right in the official documentation.