What language does XBee & ZigBee chips use?

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For programming Zigbee or Xbee microchips, C and C++ are the most commonly used languages, particularly due to the availability of open-source libraries that support these platforms. While larger sensor systems like Mica utilize TinyOS, which is based on an object-oriented framework, the general consensus points towards C/C++ as the preferred choice for microchip programming. It is advisable to familiarize yourself with these languages before selecting a specific chip for your project.
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I'm planning on trying to do some work on a Zigbee or Xbee mircochip, I haven't decided on a specific chip yet, and I'm wondering which language is used to program this chips.

I know larger sensors such as mica use TinyOS. So i figure it's a object oriented language. I am just unsure which language I should read up on prior deciding on a chip.

Would appreciate any input!
 
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