A good book should be helpful!
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...a C tutorial, or even better, buy a good C programming book.
I really liked "Teach Yourself C++ In 21 Days" by Jesse Liberty, as a beginning book. At over 700 pages, it covers more material, with more explaination, than most tutorials. (I generally prefer books.) The book is structured for self-learning with questions and exercises at the end of each chapter, and answers/solutions in the back. It also makes a handy (but incomplete) reference book. When I need to look something up, I look in "21 Days" first, because if the answer is in there it will be easy to find and easy to understand.
WARNING - Some people really hate the "21 Days" books... Maybe because most of us didn't really make it thru the whole book in 21 days??? :)
I assume that you already found the tutorial here at Cprogramming.com.