CHAPTER 1 | Part 1 | Introduction to C Programming Language

Objectives of Chapter 1 Part 1 | Introduction to C Part 2 | Types of Languages Part 3 | Translators Part 4 | Structure of C Program

Part 1 » Introduction 1.1

Before learning C, let's discuss these questions in brief: 

1. How is the height of a 'six' ball calculated as soon as the batsman hits a grand six?
2. How does your Operating System execute all the programs with ease?
3. How do developers modify Linux to make it usable for various tasks?
4. What is your first basic step to get into giants like Google, Microsoft, Adobe, Facebook, etc in core positions?
5. How is counseling done to distribute students accordingly to various colleges?
6. In-fact, what is this website made up of?

Yeah! Its Programming! Let us begin with the very basic and heart of all the Programming Languages, i.e the C Programming Language

Knowing NOTHING is the major prerequisite of learning here. This C programming tutorial is intended for beginners who do not have any prior knowledge or have very little knowledge of computer programming.

Part 2 » Introduction 1.2

C language is very efficient when it comes to building application softwares and creating system plugins. Hence, it is widely used programming language. Also, it lies completely under the developer's control.

I have included all the basic features in detail with explanations and practical examples.

Here, in this article of Introduction, we will be starting from the Basics, then moving on to various other types of languages and ending up with the basic requirements to run a C Program.

At first it seems quite confusing but as you keep moving parallel to me, I would ensure things go easy for you.

Bill Gates and Mark Zukersberg never actually learnt Programming! They directly executed by observing patterns in Programming and variations in it. All this requires extensive practice, implementating the same program in varied structures, and all this comes with performing practical experiments in C, with a passion to build something remarkable.

So, though you'll be learning basics here, but always practice a lot and bring out different variations and styles to your problems and try to answer yourself! This is how practice is done.

Try to do the same thing in many different ways  

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