hello guys,
I just started to programming in C.However I have no idea how to forward , I am currently watching a educational serie about that but i think that it is very simple maybe someone who could help me can give me a recommend about that , and I'll be very appreciate for that.
Thanks from now.
If you are attempting to learn from painfully inadequate online tutorials, YouTube videos, or some book claiming to teach you in a short time, then THROW THEM AWAY!Originally Posted by Begginer Expert
Short of taking a course in C Programming from a qualified instructor, you need to study a good book on the C Programming Language, cover to cover, and do all the exercises at the end of each chapter! Choose one of the three listed below:
C Programming, A Modern Approach, 2nd Edition
Author: K. N. King
C Primer Plus, 6th Edition
Stephen Prata
C How to Program, 8/e
Deitel & Deitel
Studying one of these books, and writing code, you will have a much better understanding of the C Programming language.
Thank you fo your advice , if you were me which one would you choose ? or do I need to search this book for myself on the Google ? Also do you mind giving me some basic sites for devolop myself except the book ?
Last edited by Begginer Expert; 09-08-2022 at 07:16 AM.
All three are equally good. You could look at some reviews of the books, and look at the links at all three book sites.
As for other "Sites", get one of the books and concentrate on using the book to learn the language. Ignore other "sites". Then you can move on to to other books on related subjects, such as "Algorithms and Data Structures".
We are always here if you have specific questions,
thank you Mr. , I am very appreciate have a good day
Hello Again ,
I think I am moving forward a bit about C however there is a problem about that , I can not understand exactly the direction's of book exercises , what should I do ? for instance ;
- Write calls of printf that display a float variable x in the following formats.
-exponential notation ; left-justified in a field of size 8 ; one digit after decimal point
If the book's any good, it should explain how to do that in a preceding chapter; oftentimes a book will show printf format specifiers in a table or something. Search for that table and find the different keywords (exponential, left-justified, digits after decimal point) and use the corresponding format specifier and modifiers.
Also, it's a good idea to experiment with different format strings to get a good "feel" for what various specifiers and modifiers do.
Thank you for your response , I will search it
