[BLKVED]

tutorials are everywhere but the best practices is to make and create always better !

[ElysianSignals]

Online Tutorials:

• "Learn C" is a free, interactive tutorial providing a solid foundation in C programming.
  
• Khan Academy offers a series of video lessons on C programming, catering to both beginners and advanced learners.
  
• edX provides a range of C programming courses, including self-paced and instructor-led options.
  
• Coursera offers multiple C programming courses from esteemed universities like Stanford and MIT.
  

Books:

• C Programming: A Modern Approach" by K. N. King serves as a comprehensive introduction to C programming, effectively covering all essential topics in a clear and easily comprehendible manner.
  
• Herbert Schildt's "C Programming: The Complete Reference" is a highly regarded book that delves deeper into the language, offering a more extensive exploration.
  
• "Head First C" by David Griffiths and Elisabeth Robson is a beginner-friendly book that employs a visual approach to effectively teach C programming.
  
• CS50, a course at Harvard University, provides a thorough grounding in C programming from the ground up. The course incorporates a series of interactive exercises to enhance practical application.
  
• LearnVern offers interactive exercises and tutorials for C programming, emphasizing real-world applications.
  
• CProgrammB@nk serves as a valuable resource for C programmers, offering a comprehensive collection of tutorials, articles, and code examples.
  

Finally, I know you might never read this, but there always will be people who want to learn this programming language, and I wanted to help all of you. Alternatively, I'm open to helping you if you need personal assistance in your journey.

[singh121271]

Hello all,

I'm wondering, what is the best site to learn C from? I'm new to learning C and have past experience learning other coding languages. For example, I learnt python3 from sololearn. Any site like that for C or, is it all based from looking on the web?
any tutorials, websites, book & etc will be helpful. (Mainly websites that go through step by step with a help discussion for each question)
thanks,

- Mimi

Thanks for this

[asdkrew]

in my opinion K&R is goat

[qaal]

I'm a pro C/C++ developer and in my experience the best place for learning or working is a fridge.

[Bubu2001]

Thank you for your sharing.