C
C is a general-purpose programming language. It was created in the 1970s by Dennis Ritchie and remains very widely used and influential. By design, C's features cleanly reflect the capabilities of the targeted CPUs.
People born in C (First 49 people) - Page 732
Kurtley Beale
Australian rugby union player
Ben Creagh
Rugby league player
Matt Geyer
Australian football player
Kyah Simon
Australian soccer player
Timothy Hodge
Australian swimmer
Mark Bridge
Australian football player
Jake Doran
Australian cricketer
Richard Sutherland
Actor
Gregory Brazel
Ben Dyball
Australian cyclist
Daniel Mookhey
Member of Legislative Council of New South Wales
Dane Sampson
Olympic athlete
Jarrod Sammut
Rugby union player
Naomi Stalenberg
Australian cricketer
Miles Murphy
Nathan Milone
Rugby league rugby centre
Kenrick Monk
Australian swimmer
Reagan Campbell-Gillard
Rugby league prop
Josh Addo-Carr
Rugby league winger
George Jennings
Rugby league wing
Colin Sieders
Australian motorsports racing driver
Peter Leek
Australian swimmer
Will Penisini
Michelle Bromley
Olympic athlete
Bradley Hore
Australian boxer
Courtney Nevin
Australian soccer player
Jayme Richardson
Australian cyclist
William Leyshon
Terrell May
Marvin Sease
American singer-songwriter
J. B. Hutto
American musician
Solomon Blatt Sr.
Former Speaker of the South Carolina House of Representatives
Brandon Isaac
Canadian football linebacker
Anna Meares
Australian cyclist
Kerrie Meares
Australian cyclist
Josh Thomas
Australian comedian
Hugh Millais
Author
John Passmore Edwards
British journalist
Amina Claudine Myers
American jazz pianist
Booker McDaniels
Baseball player
Marian Potter
Author
Cody Gibson
American mixed martial artist
Brad Penny
Baseball pitcher
Paul G. Risser
Former Chancellor of the Oklahoma State System of Higher Education
Terry Adlington
English goalkeeper
Sir Henry Havelock-Allan, 2nd Baronet
Politician
Sam Virgo
Australian rules footballer
