The language that teaches you how memory actually works

C Compiler Online — Run C Code in Your Browser

C has no garbage collector, no classes, barely any abstraction — just you, memory, and the hardware underneath. It's still what most operating system kernels and embedded firmware are written in, and still the best way to actually understand pointers.

#include <stdio.h>

int main() {
    printf("Hello, world!\n");
    return 0;
}

What people use C here for

• Working through a systems programming or CS50-style course
• Testing pointer arithmetic or struct memory layout directly
• Running a quick C snippet without configuring gcc locally

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Code you write here runs on a real, self-hosted Judge0 execution backend — actual C compiler or interpreter output, not a simulation. A real gcc compile happens before your code runs — segfaults, undefined behavior, and all, the same as any local build. See the full list of supported languages or read more about how AnyCompiler works.