C Programming Tutorial 1, Introduction and Downloading CodeBlocks

[raymongulati]

Hey Adam.
I would like to thank you very much for creating all these C tutorials. They have helped me out a lot!

[EvLKyr]

I can't thank you enough for this tutorial leading someone step by step through the process of downloading, installing and setting up the Codeblock app and readying it for the first project. Other tuts assume previous knowledge of these sort of apps leaving some of us stuck at the starting gate.

[Rrt]

Clear, Concise, nice simple examples for the beginner. Excellent. Thank you.

[toxicman]

THANK YOU SO MUCH MAN, u dont know how much u help me with your videos, keeep going dude :)
im also sub now!

[TheRedbeardster]

Conversation in a bookstore :
- Give me "Efficient working in Microsoft Windows", please.
- Science fiction is on the second floor.

[nomadsoulkarma]

Perfect tutorial. Other tutorials have extremely small font, hard to hear or the codes won't run. Thanks for your high standards

[sandeepmvd]

Have watched it and liked it for illustrating code blocker.. :)

[МихаилНурмухамедов-лш]

Good day, Adam.
Thank you so much for your C programming language tutorials. They really great and I got a lot of useful information from them. It would be cool if you could make something like that for C++ programming language when you have some free time. :)

[dsmith]

Thanks a lot Adam. You are helping many people. If you have some free time, could you please make a c++ advanced series?

[ATLMember]

How did you learn all this stuff? Also, thanks so much for all these tutorials, I would never have gotten as far as I have with C# if not for your tutorials to get me started. Keep it up!

[iTzAdamX]

@Kamilk12l I would. C++ is pretty much C, with classes and a few other advantages. If you learn C first, then you'll learn a bunch of crap about memory which is REALLY important in C++. Also everything that you can do in C, you can do in C++. You have access to the same functions and everything.

[SudeeptoDutta]

Hello Sir,

Nice tutorials ... I have a question..

Using IDE is a good idea as it reduces time but don't you think that for beginners it is much preferred to use a text editor & a separate compiler as it will make us do all the debugging stuff the hard way & will make us more efficient as we learn C ???

[iTzAdamX]

Try using a different compiler, like when you go to create a new project choose a different compiler than the GNU GCC compiler.

[drillsargentadog]

OMG, my name is actually Adam, so when you changed it to "hey Adam" it was kind of awesome :)

[skyhunter]

sorry to trouble you with this.. but are there any (reliable) alternatives to codeblocks? for some reason codeblocks doesnt work on my computer.. i've saw many others with the same problem as mine... maybe it's not compatible with windows 8?

[kareemteniola]

I have a question, do you need a complier to run codeblocks programs

[adensenju]

Can you perhaps show us how we could view the debugger in this program as well as showing how to convert this to see it a gcc.

[tanvirpallab]

Is there any sight for c programming problems so that i can practice? give me the link.

[paper]

Im using w8 but when i click "Built and run" without changes, say that "the proyect has not been built yet" Dx

[XxGajoxX]

what i have to do if compare this sentence into the build log:

("file.exe" uses an invalid compiler. Probably the toolchain path within the compiler options is not setup correctly?! Skipping...
Nothing to be done.)


I have reinstalled three times
dioooo