How do I run and compile my C code?

0) Install an Ubuntu virtual machine (if you don't have a Linux server up already)
2) Allow virtual machine to be in the same network as your main machine it's running on
3) Configure code-server's bind address to be the local address in that network

Source code can be found here:

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[tiagocoelho]

Hey man, i had a project in C i had to use memory management, pointers and files and your videos really helped me through the execution of the project. I just wanna thank you for amazing content and you are a great explainer, really thankful for finding your youtube channel.

[AMITYADAV-uhru]

Hey dude, first of all big thanks to you for giving us such great content. Can you please make a video on how to create a make file and how to use it in C.

[venkatesh]

Informational Video thanks for your efforts..

[semyonarteev]

how to use vscode for union of cpp and c files in one project folder? there is a problem with lauch and task file because if you want to run c and cpp files you need to choose between different tasks. If I want to use a particular task for c and another particular task for cpp depending on what a extension of the file is what should i do?

[scsf]

Hey! I found your videos very useful. Thanks!
I've got a one question. I use VS Code on WSL2 and everything works like a charm except one thing. There is no popping up tooltip for linux features like fork() or pipe. I've installed C/C++ extension for IntelliSense and it works, but no tooltips for linux functions. Did you maybe install another extension?

[hugo-garcia]

I want to compile my codes with GNU make, however on both linux and windows (Mingw) I get an error "no such file or directory". GNU make always show this error no matter what makefile I run no matter which OS I use. I've tried multiple makefiles from various different repositories. Even a clean install of Linux make show this error.

[FarshadGhanbari]

I use WSL2 with remote-wsl extention on VSCode. Not sure which method is better.

[bsgamer]

What about making a video about object oriented concepts in c?

[newsofthenerd]

Why all this monkeying around with windows and Linux server all this silly duct tape to get a half way working system. Why not and this is just a thought. Not run Windows at all. And you know just run linux since Linux is more suited to programming and then you don't need any of this Jim crackery. Lol