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C Programming Tutorial 1 - Intro to C

Caleb Curry

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Beginner. No background in the topic needed.

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Caleb Curry introduces the basics of the C programming language and how it communicates with processors.

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What people say. Recommended as a high-quality, beginner-friendly introduction to learning C.

u/Mirehiin r/C_Programming • Recommends

On “cant figure it out”

I watched a very basic guide: [video Rest was learning by doing. I use OpenBSD for coding, because there are some very lowlevel features which show you basic mistakes, other plattforms ignore Basic install + ln -s 'A' /etc/malloc.conf And you're ready to go One thing which is also important to learn is readability https://man.openbsd.org/style Just an example
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u/Mirehiin r/C_Programming • Recommends

On “Best C course?”

[video This guy is making good beginner courses, didn't watch this one in particular, but the channel has an overall good quality >I know that learning a new language is very easy for experts but since im a beginner so i dont think i’ll understand from watching low quality stuff No, it isn't, especially C. This stuff is hard for everyone at the start and you're going to struggle a lot with it, especially with the pointer logic. C is like a big wall for everyone who's not used to low level languages AND: Using the debugger and manpages feels like a chor, but it'll safe you a lot of time. C isn't fun to debug and trial and error won't work in most cases :)
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C Programming Tutorial 1 - Intro to C
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