PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES USED TO CREATE OPERATING SYSTEM [OS]

1. WINDOWS OS

 


The Windows operating system is primarily developed using a combination of programming languages, with C and C++ being the most commonly used languages for its core components and system-level programming.


2. MAC OS


macOS, the operating system developed by Apple for its Macintosh computers, is primarily written in a combination of C, C++, and Objective-C programming languages.

3. LINUX OS


The Linux operating system kernel, the core component of Linux-based operating systems, is primarily written in the C programming language. However, the overall Linux ecosystem includes a wide range of programming languages for various components and applications.

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