Where can i learn c for free on the internet and it shoud be simple.
Where can i learn c?
Why don't you learn C++ instead, thats what i did. I learned Java, C++ and Visual Basic
Anyways for some C tutorials go to:
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.htm...
http://vergil.chemistry.gatech.edu/resou...
Reply:here is a list of free C and C++ books and tutorials.
http://www.freeprogrammingresources.com/...
Reply:Just Search on Google.
Sunday, August 2, 2009
I need to learn c++ programming and I'm only 14, what do I do?
I'm a 14 year old kid and I need to learn C++ programming... HELP!!!!!
I need to learn c++ programming and I'm only 14, what do I do?
Buy a book
Reply:hello chap google basic c++ n u will get some hits and maybe some crash courses about it..Or u can download a prg called microsoft visual studio but i do recommend u read a bit b4 u plunge into this prg..go to the nearest library and pick a beginners book in programming.good luck its fun once u get the hand of it...
Reply:Do it like you would do sports if you wanted to become good at it, learn the basics and maybe even the history of it to understand it. I would start with it's history of the computer and go from their. For you start with dos.
Reply:I don't understand why you have to study C++ at 14 ....anyway first go to a library and find a good C++ book ...go through the basics ...... download the C++ compiler to your system (Borland 5.5) here's a website whr u would find the compiler :
http://www.codegear.com/downloads/free/c...
its a free compiler.....k...after you have downloaded the compiler search the web for the instructions on how to run the compiler...
all done u are ready to roll on ..
Reply:I was your age when I got interested in programming. My first programming book was "C For Dummies" and it came with a trial version MS Visual C++ compiler. I suggest you find a book like that which has everything you need to get started and explains how to do things in clear English. Good luck!
Reply:search for online guides in C# and C++. Get into the community. Use open source programs and study the code and learn what functions do what.
Reply:if you can't find a class at your community college (you can sign up for classes at the community college even if you aren't out of high school yet) i suggest going on half.com and ordering a ton of books (you can get them much cheaper there used than you would pay in a bookstore) and dedicating an hour or two each day to reading and practicing. also, there's tons of research online available.
remember, coding is a difficult thing to grasp, but once you've got how to think in order to program, things start coming together. remember, just be patient with yourself, and don't try to learn overnight.
Reply:Don't remember that old programmers don't use a mouse, that's stupid advise. That's what old programmers say, you need to embrace technology. Programmers work toward moving technology forward, not living in the console days.
Anyways, the best thing to do would be get Microsoft Visual C++ Express http://www.microsoft.com/express/vc/ which is free.
You can either search the web for good C++ tutorials, or if you have some money C++ for dummies is a great book to start with. http://www.dummies.com/WileyCDA/DummiesT...
If I was you I wouldn't program in VI and UNIX unless you are comfortable in that environment already because you will be have enough trouble learning C++ without the extra challenges learning VI and UNIX.
Reply:i was 13 when i started learning c++ now im 15 and i program video games. I started out with books and sites like www.cplusplus.com if your fluent with computers you should learn easily, i was pretty good with computers before i started programming but after i know about 90 times more.
Reply:Best thing to do is get an old PC and install Linux on it. Then learn Vi and start writing code. Linux comes complete with gcc and all the libraries you need for c++. Remember, real programmers don't use a mouse so do everything in the console.
Reply:First, C++ isn't easy to learn, but age shouldn't affect you much. The younger you are the faster you learn.
Here are some resources:
http://www.pixel2life.com/tutorials/c_ge...
http://www.tutorialized.com/tutorials/C-...
http://kirupa.com/
Good luck!
Reply:Buy a book and some software.
Why do u want to learn C++ are you going to live %26amp; work in India?
chelsea flower show
I need to learn c++ programming and I'm only 14, what do I do?
Buy a book
Reply:hello chap google basic c++ n u will get some hits and maybe some crash courses about it..Or u can download a prg called microsoft visual studio but i do recommend u read a bit b4 u plunge into this prg..go to the nearest library and pick a beginners book in programming.good luck its fun once u get the hand of it...
Reply:Do it like you would do sports if you wanted to become good at it, learn the basics and maybe even the history of it to understand it. I would start with it's history of the computer and go from their. For you start with dos.
Reply:I don't understand why you have to study C++ at 14 ....anyway first go to a library and find a good C++ book ...go through the basics ...... download the C++ compiler to your system (Borland 5.5) here's a website whr u would find the compiler :
http://www.codegear.com/downloads/free/c...
its a free compiler.....k...after you have downloaded the compiler search the web for the instructions on how to run the compiler...
all done u are ready to roll on ..
Reply:I was your age when I got interested in programming. My first programming book was "C For Dummies" and it came with a trial version MS Visual C++ compiler. I suggest you find a book like that which has everything you need to get started and explains how to do things in clear English. Good luck!
Reply:search for online guides in C# and C++. Get into the community. Use open source programs and study the code and learn what functions do what.
Reply:if you can't find a class at your community college (you can sign up for classes at the community college even if you aren't out of high school yet) i suggest going on half.com and ordering a ton of books (you can get them much cheaper there used than you would pay in a bookstore) and dedicating an hour or two each day to reading and practicing. also, there's tons of research online available.
remember, coding is a difficult thing to grasp, but once you've got how to think in order to program, things start coming together. remember, just be patient with yourself, and don't try to learn overnight.
Reply:Don't remember that old programmers don't use a mouse, that's stupid advise. That's what old programmers say, you need to embrace technology. Programmers work toward moving technology forward, not living in the console days.
Anyways, the best thing to do would be get Microsoft Visual C++ Express http://www.microsoft.com/express/vc/ which is free.
You can either search the web for good C++ tutorials, or if you have some money C++ for dummies is a great book to start with. http://www.dummies.com/WileyCDA/DummiesT...
If I was you I wouldn't program in VI and UNIX unless you are comfortable in that environment already because you will be have enough trouble learning C++ without the extra challenges learning VI and UNIX.
Reply:i was 13 when i started learning c++ now im 15 and i program video games. I started out with books and sites like www.cplusplus.com if your fluent with computers you should learn easily, i was pretty good with computers before i started programming but after i know about 90 times more.
Reply:Best thing to do is get an old PC and install Linux on it. Then learn Vi and start writing code. Linux comes complete with gcc and all the libraries you need for c++. Remember, real programmers don't use a mouse so do everything in the console.
Reply:First, C++ isn't easy to learn, but age shouldn't affect you much. The younger you are the faster you learn.
Here are some resources:
http://www.pixel2life.com/tutorials/c_ge...
http://www.tutorialized.com/tutorials/C-...
http://kirupa.com/
Good luck!
Reply:Buy a book and some software.
Why do u want to learn C++ are you going to live %26amp; work in India?
chelsea flower show
I want to learn C online?
I want to learn C online for free of costs anybody know any website.
I want to learn C online?
First of all you should add information of C online of what type it is maybe thats why no one has left an answer for you.
Reply:just go buy yourself a book and teach yourself how. that's what i did. here's a free online tutorial i googled for you:
http://www.freetechbooks.com/forum-3.htm...
I want to learn C online?
First of all you should add information of C online of what type it is maybe thats why no one has left an answer for you.
Reply:just go buy yourself a book and teach yourself how. that's what i did. here's a free online tutorial i googled for you:
http://www.freetechbooks.com/forum-3.htm...
I will be taking C++ in the fall, what programs could I try to learn it with?
Are there any programs I should practice first or books I should read? Also, can I download C and C++ for free? Is is nessary to learn C first before C++? What should I do if I do not take C? (C is not offered at the school I am going to.)
I will be taking C++ in the fall, what programs could I try to learn it with?
For a compiler, you'll probably want to start with
Bloodshed Dev-C++, which can be found at
http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html
just download
Dev-C++ 5.0 beta 9.2 (4.9.9.2) (9.0 MB) with Mingw/GCC 3.4.2
from Sourceforge.
And to answer, no, you don't need to know c to learn c++, and imho, c++ is a better language overall.
You will probably also want to start at either
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial/les...
~C Programming~
or
http://www.cppgameprogramming.com/cgi/na...
~C++ Game Programming (not particularly for games)~
These are about the *best* resources out there for beginning in c++, and you can keep Dev-C++ for just about ever, unless you decide to move on to visual c++ or something higher..
~Good Luck~
Reply:well i don't know right now sailor moon so i think search the engines yahoo search
I will be taking C++ in the fall, what programs could I try to learn it with?
For a compiler, you'll probably want to start with
Bloodshed Dev-C++, which can be found at
http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html
just download
Dev-C++ 5.0 beta 9.2 (4.9.9.2) (9.0 MB) with Mingw/GCC 3.4.2
from Sourceforge.
And to answer, no, you don't need to know c to learn c++, and imho, c++ is a better language overall.
You will probably also want to start at either
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial/les...
~C Programming~
or
http://www.cppgameprogramming.com/cgi/na...
~C++ Game Programming (not particularly for games)~
These are about the *best* resources out there for beginning in c++, and you can keep Dev-C++ for just about ever, unless you decide to move on to visual c++ or something higher..
~Good Luck~
Reply:well i don't know right now sailor moon so i think search the engines yahoo search
Where should i learn c++?
i want to learn c++ and a few of my friends do too
we want to focus on game programming
where do we start?
Where should i learn c++?
You can start reading Thinking in C++ (the eBook version is free in the author's official site): http://www.mindview.net/Books/DownloadSi...
Also I recommend "For Beginners": http://www.gamedev.net/reference/start_h...
Use the biggest and best online game developer community: http://www.gamedev.net/community/forums/
Reply:http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
This site worked for me. (^_^) Have fun.
Also Bioware Neverwinter Nights lets you program your own campaigns using a C++. It'll help you understand the how to use the language in video game context.
Reply:Well, first you need a C++ compiler. Personally, I recommend Micrsoft's. It's pricey, like everything else from MS, but unlike most of the rest, it's actually good. Most other C++ compilers don't do a very good job of showing you where problems in your code are.
If you have the option, I'd recommend taking a beginner's C++ course from a local college, particularly if you don't already know another programming language. Not only will you have an instructor to answer questions for you when the early programs don't work, but you'll likely be able to get a huge discount from the campus bookstore on that C++ compiler, enough to make the cost of the class not so bad. If classes aren't an option, I recommend books written by Deitel %26amp;Deitel. They are fairly frequently used for beginner and intermediate programming courses, and they do a good job of explaining why you should do things the way they present them.
Unfortunately, as I learned after getting my Bachelor's in Computer Science, what you learn in these courses in most universities doesn't really have anything to do with real-time input, which is necessary for any game, even if the game mechanics are turn-based. Still, you will absolutely need the stuff in these in order to understand the more complicated programming techniques use in game programming.
When it comes to learning to code games, there's really only one logical way to go: DirectX. Firstly, you integrate it into the complier you already have, so you aren't forced to work with new tools. Secondly, it is the platform for PC game design and very similar to XBox 360 code, so whatever you make could potentially be handed out to friends or sold to get the word out about you. Finally, the SDK (Standard Developer's Kit) for DirectX is available for free from Microsoft's website.
For books to learn how to actually use DirectX, I found a great one a few years back that was put out by Prima (and later re-released by Premier Press) called something like "The Zen of DirectX Game Programming." The author knows his stuff and does a pretty good job of explaining the code in the book, most of which is written so any game could use it.
DirectX is a beast, requiring over 100 lines of code just to give you a blank screen, so be prepared.
we want to focus on game programming
where do we start?
Where should i learn c++?
You can start reading Thinking in C++ (the eBook version is free in the author's official site): http://www.mindview.net/Books/DownloadSi...
Also I recommend "For Beginners": http://www.gamedev.net/reference/start_h...
Use the biggest and best online game developer community: http://www.gamedev.net/community/forums/
Reply:http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
This site worked for me. (^_^) Have fun.
Also Bioware Neverwinter Nights lets you program your own campaigns using a C++. It'll help you understand the how to use the language in video game context.
Reply:Well, first you need a C++ compiler. Personally, I recommend Micrsoft's. It's pricey, like everything else from MS, but unlike most of the rest, it's actually good. Most other C++ compilers don't do a very good job of showing you where problems in your code are.
If you have the option, I'd recommend taking a beginner's C++ course from a local college, particularly if you don't already know another programming language. Not only will you have an instructor to answer questions for you when the early programs don't work, but you'll likely be able to get a huge discount from the campus bookstore on that C++ compiler, enough to make the cost of the class not so bad. If classes aren't an option, I recommend books written by Deitel %26amp;Deitel. They are fairly frequently used for beginner and intermediate programming courses, and they do a good job of explaining why you should do things the way they present them.
Unfortunately, as I learned after getting my Bachelor's in Computer Science, what you learn in these courses in most universities doesn't really have anything to do with real-time input, which is necessary for any game, even if the game mechanics are turn-based. Still, you will absolutely need the stuff in these in order to understand the more complicated programming techniques use in game programming.
When it comes to learning to code games, there's really only one logical way to go: DirectX. Firstly, you integrate it into the complier you already have, so you aren't forced to work with new tools. Secondly, it is the platform for PC game design and very similar to XBox 360 code, so whatever you make could potentially be handed out to friends or sold to get the word out about you. Finally, the SDK (Standard Developer's Kit) for DirectX is available for free from Microsoft's website.
For books to learn how to actually use DirectX, I found a great one a few years back that was put out by Prima (and later re-released by Premier Press) called something like "The Zen of DirectX Game Programming." The author knows his stuff and does a pretty good job of explaining the code in the book, most of which is written so any game could use it.
DirectX is a beast, requiring over 100 lines of code just to give you a blank screen, so be prepared.
I want to learn C..?
I want to learn C..I'm a student but the book they gave us is total crap..Can anyone give me a link where I can download a guide..I'd also like to solve exercises if possible..Thanks..
I want to learn C..?
Try www.dwite.ca
It's a programming competition website containing recent and past programming problems. You should learn file IO too.
Reply:C is a great language BUT you have to understand the concept of pointers. This is not easy to do on your own, specially if you do not have a degree in computer science, electrical engineering, or knowledge of how memories work in the hardware.
The best book for this is called "Mastering the C pointer." Unfortunately, it is out of print.
Kernighan and Ritchie's book is considered to be the defacto standard; however, it's dry reading
If you want to know C and write it correctly, take the classes. You can really do some damage if you don't know what you are doing with the pointers. If someone tells you that you don't need pointers, then you will greatly diminish the power of the C language.
Reply:Kernighan and Ritchie's "The C Programming Language" is a terrible book to learn the C language from. And most of the power of that language now is in whatever function library you buy to use with the language.
You didn't mention what book you are using, but you really ought to be learning C++ instead of C. C++ is the object oriented version of C.
There are tons of books on C out there and any large bookstore will have several to select from. They all have their pluses and minuses. Also check Amazon.com.
If you have an opportunity learn C by taking a course at your local community college.
Reply:When I was a student, I liked the Schaum outline series for many engineering subjects. Concise, neat, and tons of problems worked out, and exercise problems too. Try to get hold of the Schaum series for C programming.
Reply:can u try it
http://grok2.tripod.com/c.html
Reply:I program quite a bit in C and the only reference I ever use or ever have used is the one written by the inventors of the language: Kernighan and Ritchie's "The C Programming Language"
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I want to learn C..?
Try www.dwite.ca
It's a programming competition website containing recent and past programming problems. You should learn file IO too.
Reply:C is a great language BUT you have to understand the concept of pointers. This is not easy to do on your own, specially if you do not have a degree in computer science, electrical engineering, or knowledge of how memories work in the hardware.
The best book for this is called "Mastering the C pointer." Unfortunately, it is out of print.
Kernighan and Ritchie's book is considered to be the defacto standard; however, it's dry reading
If you want to know C and write it correctly, take the classes. You can really do some damage if you don't know what you are doing with the pointers. If someone tells you that you don't need pointers, then you will greatly diminish the power of the C language.
Reply:Kernighan and Ritchie's "The C Programming Language" is a terrible book to learn the C language from. And most of the power of that language now is in whatever function library you buy to use with the language.
You didn't mention what book you are using, but you really ought to be learning C++ instead of C. C++ is the object oriented version of C.
There are tons of books on C out there and any large bookstore will have several to select from. They all have their pluses and minuses. Also check Amazon.com.
If you have an opportunity learn C by taking a course at your local community college.
Reply:When I was a student, I liked the Schaum outline series for many engineering subjects. Concise, neat, and tons of problems worked out, and exercise problems too. Try to get hold of the Schaum series for C programming.
Reply:can u try it
http://grok2.tripod.com/c.html
Reply:I program quite a bit in C and the only reference I ever use or ever have used is the one written by the inventors of the language: Kernighan and Ritchie's "The C Programming Language"
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How can i learn c programming language fast ?
i'll try to learn c programming language at home. as i have computer ,internet at home as well as library facility next door. is there part time course available in edinburgh,scotland?
How can i learn c programming language fast ?
If you want to create any kind of software, you first have to learn programming in general.
Your first step should be to get a good book that teaches you the fundamentals. A good book to start is:
http://www.ibiblio.org/obp/thinkCS/
(I strongly recommend the python version here)
This book is so well because it does not waste time teaching you a specific language or libraries but concentrates you on how to program.
Then you need to learn object oriented programming. A good book that does this is this book about Java:
"Thinking in Java"
http://mindview.net/Books/TIJ4
and you need to know about low level programming. Here, I recommend this book:
"The C Programming Language"
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/det...
And then, to become a really good hacker, you will have to read this one:
"Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs"
http://www.amazon.com/Structure-Interpre...
there is a free online version here:
http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/
IMPORTANT: Beside all the reading, you have to constanly read other programs and write your own code. These three things are pretty much equally important to make fast progress: reading books, writing code and understanding other peoples code.
As an somewhat alternative route, Peter Norvig, one of the greatest thinkers of our time, has set up a document a while ago that teaches a good way to become a good programmer:
"How to become a programmer in 10 years"
http://www.norvig.com/21-days.html
I'm not sure if this is a fast way to become a good C programmer, but it is the fastest way I can think of.
Reply:For the syntax and some concept you need no more than a couple of hours... Search on the net for some C tutorials.. If you also want to be good at it... it will take several years of practice, so start writting some code asap :D...
Reply:My advice: I am a software engineer designing video games at this point; The coding language "C" is rather old and rarely used much any more. You should look into OOP, object-oriented programming. The language to study is C++ (C plus plus) then C# (C sharp). Follow this link and closely read all the contents for C++. It is very good. After you read this and try to understand it, search Google for more C++ info.
http://www.oopweb.com/CPP/Documents/Thin...
Reply:http://cm.bell-labs.com/cm/cs/cbook/ is probably the best textbook on C. do not listen to people who say that C is bad and OO is the answer. any programming language is simply a tool. you always need to match the right tool for a given job.
Reply:lmao....
you can't.
Reply:Search the internet for C Programming for Beginners. I included a link below, but you can find lots more on your own.
Reply:Learn original C? Just google in "c tutorial"
Reply:better u start urself first from the most basic books written specially for "C",it's Let us C by yashwant Kanikar,and Ansi C by Balagruswamy,Both are Asian books and you can get these books easily,moreover you can get Denis Ritchie's book online for C,he is father of c,moreover the puzzle books for c can help u to get practical knowledge of c,in one of ur answers to ur Q?,some said it is an obsolete language,but to the knowledge of my extent it is the best and open so u must go for it and learn it the best possible
Reply:no
Reply:I suggest you to check out the following links:
http://www.c4swimmers.net
http://www.c4swimmers.esmartguy.com
http://directory.google.com/Top/Computer...
and more....
How can i learn c programming language fast ?
If you want to create any kind of software, you first have to learn programming in general.
Your first step should be to get a good book that teaches you the fundamentals. A good book to start is:
http://www.ibiblio.org/obp/thinkCS/
(I strongly recommend the python version here)
This book is so well because it does not waste time teaching you a specific language or libraries but concentrates you on how to program.
Then you need to learn object oriented programming. A good book that does this is this book about Java:
"Thinking in Java"
http://mindview.net/Books/TIJ4
and you need to know about low level programming. Here, I recommend this book:
"The C Programming Language"
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/det...
And then, to become a really good hacker, you will have to read this one:
"Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs"
http://www.amazon.com/Structure-Interpre...
there is a free online version here:
http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/
IMPORTANT: Beside all the reading, you have to constanly read other programs and write your own code. These three things are pretty much equally important to make fast progress: reading books, writing code and understanding other peoples code.
As an somewhat alternative route, Peter Norvig, one of the greatest thinkers of our time, has set up a document a while ago that teaches a good way to become a good programmer:
"How to become a programmer in 10 years"
http://www.norvig.com/21-days.html
I'm not sure if this is a fast way to become a good C programmer, but it is the fastest way I can think of.
Reply:For the syntax and some concept you need no more than a couple of hours... Search on the net for some C tutorials.. If you also want to be good at it... it will take several years of practice, so start writting some code asap :D...
Reply:My advice: I am a software engineer designing video games at this point; The coding language "C" is rather old and rarely used much any more. You should look into OOP, object-oriented programming. The language to study is C++ (C plus plus) then C# (C sharp). Follow this link and closely read all the contents for C++. It is very good. After you read this and try to understand it, search Google for more C++ info.
http://www.oopweb.com/CPP/Documents/Thin...
Reply:http://cm.bell-labs.com/cm/cs/cbook/ is probably the best textbook on C. do not listen to people who say that C is bad and OO is the answer. any programming language is simply a tool. you always need to match the right tool for a given job.
Reply:lmao....
you can't.
Reply:Search the internet for C Programming for Beginners. I included a link below, but you can find lots more on your own.
Reply:Learn original C? Just google in "c tutorial"
Reply:better u start urself first from the most basic books written specially for "C",it's Let us C by yashwant Kanikar,and Ansi C by Balagruswamy,Both are Asian books and you can get these books easily,moreover you can get Denis Ritchie's book online for C,he is father of c,moreover the puzzle books for c can help u to get practical knowledge of c,in one of ur answers to ur Q?,some said it is an obsolete language,but to the knowledge of my extent it is the best and open so u must go for it and learn it the best possible
Reply:no
Reply:I suggest you to check out the following links:
http://www.c4swimmers.net
http://www.c4swimmers.esmartguy.com
http://directory.google.com/Top/Computer...
and more....
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