wanna learn c
1 day ago
want to learn c . as i think it will help me
How to learn the C programming language
It made me
Accomplished! 
"When learning how to program, it requires dedication and some sort of motivation to want to do it - in the end it is rewarding because of it's constant problem solving nature."
How I did it: Well, over time - I went from being a Tech support guy to a software engineer. The transition was something that I was afraid of. I never really liked to program while I was in college. When someone offered me an opportunity to learn/polish my programming skills - I took the risk. They actually gave me 3 months to read up on C, C#, SQL, and ASP. It took a lot of self motivation to actually go out and buy books about these broad subjects. Not only that, I found myself bored to death if I didn't have a book or anything to keep myself entertained. So I treated this as a learning experiment and simply followed the examples in the books.. I can honestly say, I completed about 66% of all 3 books and that gave me enough knowledge to tackle most problems at hand.
Lessons & tips: Well, nothing better than following a programming book, You have to dedicate time into actually doing the examples that they provide.
Resources: The Step By Step series by Microsoft are very basic building blocks that you can use (to learn how to build web-apps for .NET 2.0 ASP/VB or C#)
Must have:
Microsoft Visual Basic .NET ISBN:0-7356-1905-0
Additional Resources:
Microsoft ASP.NET ISBN: 0-7356-1934-4
SAMS Teach Yourself SQL in 21 Days ISBN: 0-672-32451-2
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deepak
1 month ago
well i know its very hard and as well as we have to spend a lots of time to learn programming but we have to dedicate some time to learn good-some.
example
4 months ago
main()
{
puts(“hello there”);
puts(“what is your name?”)
pause()
puts(“It is nice to meet you”)
}
pause();
{
int move_on;
printf(“press entere to continue”);
move_on=getchar();
return(0);
}
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12 months ago
My programming ‘mother tongue’ is python, but a lot of my work is data and computationally intensive, and python is often simply too slow. Hence the desire to learn C. At the moment I’ve found a middle ground – use python for the input/output scripting, and where necessary use scipy’s inline for C speeds. Debugging does take much longer though, but hopefully that’ll improve.
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