Is there a website that teaches you c programming?

I am not a programmer, but I was interested in programing c this is a really good book (easy) on the subject, http://www.amazon.com/Absolute-Beginners-Guide-2nd-Edition/dp/0672305100

Welcome, have fun with your programing.

Have you looked at http://www.safaribooksonline.com, I found quite a lot of training and books at this webpage in the past.

Try this:

http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial/c-tutorial.html

http://www.iu.hio.no/~mark/CTutorial/CTutorial.html

Hi,

If you are trying to learn C, I just told that you have made a great dicision, as C is the strongest, most common programming language, which is the basis for many modern programming languages used today, such as C#, Java, Objective-C, C++ and more.

My over 20 years experience in programming, says that the best way to learn a programming language, is reading books. For you to get started, I recommend a book which is designed with a new coming student in mind. These books are written as a text book and have serveral simple exercises to solve. There are many books like this on the market. The first book I have read on C programming, was Teach Yourself C, from Herbert Schildt. I am sure there are many good, and may be better ones out there, but you should know that Schildt is the author of best selling programming titles in the world.

I am also an author and trainer, currently working on a web site to be an academic place for those interested in the C family of programming languages, specially C++, Objective-C and the C itself. You may now that Objective-C is the programming language of choice of Apple. But programming in Objective-C requires a good understanding of C and object-oriented programming concepts. In other words, programming for Apple devices and writing good quality code, is not possible without being a good C prgrammer in the first place. I am trying to bring my 2 decades experince to the web for those people like you.

Anyway, I am here and will be happy to answer your questions if I am able to do this. I hope this helps.

Good luck

Mani Ghasemnia Hamedani

One more recommendation, but again not a website. I agree with others that you're better of with a well-structured book then use web forums and so on to ask for help once you have a grasp of the language.

I've read a number of beginners books on C. By far the best, particularly if its your first programming language is this one, IMO:

Learn C on the Mac | Apress

If you want a website because you want the material on screen rather than on print, download the Kindle for Mac app (free) and buy the kindle version of the book.

Once you've worked your way through that, try to get hold of a copy of 'The C Puzzle Book', which will make the difference between being someone who understands the language and someone who can really use it. 🙂

Good luck.

You are write, Learn C on the Mac is a very good book.

softwater wrote:

If you want a website because you want the material on screen rather than on print, download the Kindle for Mac app (free) and buy the kindle version of the book.

Don't you think it is a better solution for those who like to read on-scrren materials, to purchase an iPad (if they don't have one) and the .epub version of the book to read it using iBooks, or a PDF one to read it with Goodreader or another app that opens PDFs?

Reading .epub files with iBooks is more enjoyable, regardless of the so much beautifull and bright screen of iPad.

In my opinion those days of reading paperback books is over. An iPad works so much better. I don't want to mention what you can do with an ebook that is not possible with a printed book, as you all know it very well and better than me. I just want to say that with an iPad, you can always have your entire ebooks library, every where every time, which is so important to me and may be other people who are interested in reading books.

Mani Ghasemnia Hamedani

Hi Pjdube,

http://www.zentut.com/c-tutorial/

It teaches you how to programming in C from the first simple "Hello World" program to the advanced data strutures and algorithms.

Thanks,

zentut