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26-04-2021, 02:27 PM
Hey guys, i wanna start programming with C, does anyone of u have any suggestions where to start with. Or have a useful website or video lessons. I have some basics but I wanna improve my C. Thank you



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26-04-2021, 04:56 PM
Try going on youtube there are many videos there



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06-05-2021, 09:54 AM
curious as to why one would want to learn C when there's many other languages



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08-05-2021, 10:23 PM
Pretty much all new languages borrow C's structure. So learning C makes adapting to any other language/script very very easy. Anyone who wants to learn to code should always start with C and then move onto what ever their future projects require.



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#5
16-05-2021, 01:44 PM
This might seem old school since there is so much internet out there, but a book, I believe it was called C++ Primer, worked wonders.



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19-05-2021, 04:15 AM
I'll admit I'm not a fan of C. I learned Python first, so C was hard for me. Either way, YouTube has a lot of good training videos and you can try Udemy to find courses. Be sure to get a virtualization software if you want to sandbox anything.



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08-06-2021, 04:07 AM
there are too many ways to learn C without "learning C". if you do some engineering degree or whatever, i recommend u to learn MATLAB which is quite similar to C. You have also a big help data on internet



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29-07-2021, 12:39 AM
I love C but this is different from C++. A lot of code with C I use is with microcontroller. C++ is a higher level language. Depending on what your doing this could be more useful. There’s a lot of IDE you can download to program either. Eclipse is my favorite but I use it mostly for programming in Java.



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#9
21-10-2021, 07:02 PM
"Learn C the Hard" way is a great book to let you practice.

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"The C Programming Language" is a great way to learn the language and its design principles. It's not very modern, but it's a great book.

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