Learning to Program in C (Part 01)

This video introduced the C programming language. We will discuss why you should learn C, the language's origins, and C language standards. Then we will begin talking about the language itself, by going over a "hello world" example, and discussing some of the intrinsic data types supported by C.

[TheQuatum]

This single tutorial covered 3 entire chapters of my C programming book in 11 min. This is definitely not a basic tutorial

[dopier]

Thank you sir. Adding you to my favorites. I think I'm going to watch all your videos in C. Hope you have C++ as well. I remember nothing from my introduction to C class almost two years ago...so you might prove to be a life saver line for me.

[RSPSify]

I learned C with a awesome book The C programming Language by K&R. The book is dated and the examples have bugs in them but it's only two hundred pages, and it gets you up to speed quick, the first chapter you will know how to do if's, whiles, for's and trust me you'll have a great understanding of the language. If you are stressed out about the information not "sticking" the book will make it stick. This is for everyone who wants to learn the best way; the hard way.

Also, the world has progressed passed C, you won't get a job programming it instead you'll get the fundamentals you need to know to learn OOP languages, so syntax, specific nit-picks of functions in the book don't really matter. You probably should be using it to get a marketable language. 

Also, my suggestion is to use linux, use GCC as a compiler and the linux terminal to compile and run. I've always had trouble keeping the window up with EOF references and other problems that are prone to IDE's. Nothing is more annoying then having an error because of the software of the IDE or the OS. If you want a hassle free way to code, just type the commands, it's not hard because the terminal by pressing up will copy the code automatically. 

[vsicok]

best c programing tutorial in world, many complete useless tutorial in youtube, edx, udacity, coursera, udemy.

[harrishkumar]

thank you very much Jonathan.. because last two months i studied nothing in c... by watching this video a idea came for me.. this is nic

[priteshgehlot]

#include<love.h>
#include<valentine.h>
Void main()
{
Int love=0;
While(love<=100)
{
love++;
}
Printf("people loving you is %d", love);
Getch();
}

Error: The library love.h and valentine.h doesnot exist in your life😛😛😝😝😝

[maryannemuthoni]

Here from the ALX software engineering program and this video has taught me so much.

[tomidebbie]

Your voice makes the class understandable, great communication skill you got sir 👌

[RR-ydjf]

It's great to be able to finally understand someone.

[roltthehunter]

Thank you for putting this out there, i am doing a bootcamp in a few months and i know they cover C and i am very new to it, but i can pick it up.

[mikedrz]

Finally a programming tutorial I can understand!

[youneshenni]

Finally, some free C programming tutorials

[jongmagee]

I still have no idea what's going on....

[madeOfStone]

i downloaded visual studio and changed the theme to make me look like some l33t hakcer programmer wizard, other than that i dont have a clue

[laythabdulwahab]

Finally a guy who doesnt have an Indian accent

[azeemmohammed]

U r awesome the language way how u teach its educational no one teach like u superb

[PixelPioneer-tq]

personally i learned q basic first, then visual basic, then i moved on to C. in my opinion this is a very good way to start.

[spiyushpokharkar]

nyc video very helpful for the beginners

[JosuahDemangeon]

Oh, but that video is actually very good! Thank you for helping me through the path of learning!

[dohoudanielfavour]

This is very useful after 9 years. Thank you so much