Why is C called a mid-level programming language?
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Due to its ability to support both low-level and high-level features, C is considered a middle-level language. It is both an assembly-level language, i.e. a low-level language, and a higher-level language. Programs that are written in C are converted into assembly code, and they support pointer arithmetic (low-level) while being machine-independent (high-level). Therefore, C is often referred to as a middle-level language. C can be used to write operating systems and menu-driven consumer billing systems.