[SOLVED] Can you tell me the better site for learning programing language??
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Can you tell me the better site for learning programing language??
Hey guys,can anybody tell me some sites for learning programing language
Because i feel confusing for learning C programing language now
I got so many questions by my studing and i want to solve them by myself too,i always ashamed to communicate some one for help except the internet.
Thanks your consideration
I got so many questions by my studing and i want to solve them by myself too,i always ashamed to communicate some one for help except the internet.
Don't feel ashamed. I've been trying to learn some C, and finding it quite difficult.
There's a reasonable looking C tutorial at www.cprogramming.com, but this site also has a Programming forum where you can ask any specific questions you may have.
Welcome to the forum.
Edited to add:
I've just taken a look at the Programming forum, and found a thread by someone else, asking a similar question to you.
1. Read a good C book
2. Write programs
3. Test your programs
Repeat as required.
You will find LOTS of tutorials an code examples with a Google search, but to learn C, you have to actually write and debug your own programs.
good moring,i know there has many tutorials online, but the more, i want not waste money on it, as my problem creasing i should pay more,so i need a site which can help me solve the problem by free.
thanks your suggest again, i know the steps and keeping now.
Don't feel ashamed. I've been trying to learn some C, and finding it quite difficult.
There's a reasonable looking C tutorial at www.cprogramming.com, but this site also has a Programming forum where you can ask any specific questions you may have.
Welcome to the forum.
Edited to add:
I've just taken a look at the Programming forum, and found a thread by someone else, asking a similar question to you.
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thanks your suggestion, i am the man who want to solve the problem by myself, i know the site you advanced, but i am the poor and no money to pay the tutorial.
The forum, i will be join. anyway, i am not familiar with the site you talk, i found it yesterday.
i know the site you advanced, but i am the poor and no money to pay the tutorial.
Many of the online tutorials are free - I don't think that you need to pay anything on www.cprogramming.com unless you want "expert help" (and for that, you can start with free forums such as this one).
You can even "attend" university lectures for free online. I've just found an Introduction to Computer Science course from Harvard, on Academic Earth. This course deals with many of the fundamental concepts in C (such as pointer arithmetic), and provides problem sets for practice.
A "virtual study group" for a course like this might be a good idea (possibly on Facebook?).
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Here's a free Book that is as helpful as some others
The K and R book needs a teacher to go with it to paraphrase the whole thing. I'm not a fan of this one obviously. The one here http://www.crasseux.com/books/ is not perfect of coarse but is worth reading at least once. In my opinion there is not a complete guide to C that is legible to a beginner or even a moderate student. Get an overview and than read tutorials on subjects within C.
Serendipity to you
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Many of the online tutorials are free - I don't think that you need to pay anything on www.cprogramming.com unless you want "expert help" (and for that, you can start with free forums such as this one).
You can even "attend" university lectures for free online. I've just found an Introduction to Computer Science course from Harvard, on Academic Earth. This course deals with many of the fundamental concepts in C (such as pointer arithmetic), and provides problem sets for practice.
A "virtual study group" for a course like this might be a good idea (possibly on Facebook?).
Thanks very much,Robhogg!
It might be I have a misundestand the site(Cprograming.com) before, and I will adopt your adivse, thanks again! ^__^
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