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Learn to program with c - Part 1 - Introduction

Ashley Mills

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Ashley Mills introduces a video series designed to teach complete novices how to program in C.

In this series I aim to teach the complete novice to program using c as the programming language. This video provides a brief overview of the goals of the series.

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What people say. Highly recommended by C programmers as an excellent, old-school video series for beginners.

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Here is an old school video I wish I knew, before I started learning C three years ago: Learn to program with c by Ashley Mills [video I'm not using the same IDE, the program you use to code, But Code::Blocks because it's fast to install, open source, easy to use and everything you'll need are installed.
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Here is an old school video I wish I knew, before I started learning C: Learn to program with c [video I'm not using the same IDE, the program you use to code, But Code::Blocks because it's fast to install, open source, easy to use and everything you'll need are installed and ready.
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Here is an old school video I wish I knew, before I started learning C three years ago: Learn to program with c by Ashley Mills [video I'm not using the same IDE, the program you use to code, But Code::Blocks because it's fast to install, open source, easy to use and everything you'll need are installed.
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Here is an old school video I wish I knew, before I started learning C three years ago: Learn to program with c by Ashley Mills [video I'm not using the same IDE, the program you use to code, But Code::Blocks because it's fast to install, open source, easy to use and everything you'll need are installed.
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IMHO this youtube playlist is the best, especially if you are on linux (otherwise you'll need to get familiar with the terminal but if you know Python it shouldn't be a problem, no use of CodeBlocks here) here you'll find the github repo. Then, the best way to learn is, of course, to code. In my experience, forking a simple program like noice and implementing some simple functionalities was a great way to learn. In general, reading source code and trying to understand what's happening, checking the C standard library, is the best school. If you don't know suckless allready, check out their software.
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Try this video series about learning C. If you view ONE video per day and practice until it gives sense I' pretty sure will gain an understanding of what C is. Learn to program with c - Part 1 - Introduction by Ashley Mills [video
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Here is an old school video I wish I knew, before I started learning C three years ago: Learn to program with c [video I'm not using the same IDE, the program you use to code, But Code::Blocks because it's fast to install, open source, easy to use and everything you'll need are installed.
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Here is an old school video I wish I knew, before I started learning C: Learn to program with c [video I'm not using the same IDE, the program you use to code, But Code::Blocks because it's fast to install, open source, easy to use and everything you'll need are installed.
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