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Tell me how to learn the C language from scratch faster and more efficiently?
Tell me how to learn the C language faster and more efficiently? There is a lot of literature, but we need a visual method that combines both C proper and the basics of programming.
Personally, it is easier for me to present the material schematically, as a structure, as a structure of a building in volume. Who taught how?
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I always learned all languages only in practice. From the theory at the initial stage there is almost no sense. Therefore, you choose a project, think over an algorithm, and begin to purposefully study how to implement one or another part of this algorithm in the required language. Here you confirm in practice.
Read Kernighan and Ritchie, then start learning either the Windows API or POSIX, whichever you're sitting under. Well, then you read a book on some algorithms, for example, find an interesting one, try to implement it. I also advise you to start a blog (you can read my tips for novice bloggers here ) and write about your successes in it. I think it helps a lot.
Any language learns either from books, or sign up for courses. If it is a book, then you will have to look for material and, if you come across incomprehensible moments, then analyze it yourself, and if it is a course, then you will spend money and have to go to classes, i.e. the time chosen will not be yours. I personally teach from books.
I myself have now decided to study C ++, for a start I am reading a textbook on C KnR, although learning C for C ++ is considered a controversial point. And I practice solving problems on http://acm.timus.ru/
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