Who learns C?

Does anyhere learnt or planning to learn how to program in C?

I'm currently learning it, I have a book titled 'C for Dummies', it's very useful... I recommend anyone to grab this book if you plan to learn C.

Not yet. I will when I go back to Uni. I have to learn Java as well

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java is proberbly more use these days TBHmarkop2003

Not really. Mostly on the web. Java is heavy as hell

Does anyhere learnt or planning to learn how to program in C?

I'm currently learning it, I have a book titled 'C for Dummies', it's very useful... I recommend anyone to grab this book if you plan to learn C.

rikhan_z

C for Dummies is pretty incomplete ;x

Go for something a bit better =)

Something like this

Yeah, I know C, although C++ and C# would be the languages I'd recommend people learn if they want to program for a profession.GabuEx

I honestly don't know how people can actually like C# so much.. Seriously, it's so.. I don't know lol

I had to program drivers for an Ethernet controller, and then make a GUI for it with C# on grade 11. Thank God it was an easy thing to do.. C# is IMO a terrible language X_x

C++ is teh best one (imo) ;D

i have looked at it, but my school teaches VB.net, which whilst simple, it isnt brilliant.Gigagamer2

I love VB

[QUOTE="GabuEx"]Yeah, I know C, although C++ and C# would be the languages I'd recommend people learn if they want to program for a profession.Shiro-kun

I honestly don't know how people can actually like C# so much.. Seriously, it's so.. I don't know lol

I had to program drivers for an Ethernet controller, and then make a GUI for it with C# on grade 11. Thank God it was an easy thing to do.. C# is IMO a terrible language X_x

C++ is teh best one (imo) ;D

C++ is good for some things but it's terrible if you write business software. C# is great for team projects especially when the scope runs for several years.

I wrote a rudimentary audio mixer using C back in university, but haven't touched it since. C isn't really as useful these days, I think, as are its derivatives, especially Java and C#. C++ is also fairly handy to have under your belt.

C, however, still serves a purpose. I think it's useful as a first step, a beginning language and a gateway to other, newer, and potentially more powerful languages.

What is this "C"you speak of?GTA_dude

A programming language

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[QUOTE="GabuEx"]Yeah, I know C, although C++ and C# would be the languages I'd recommend people learn if they want to program for a profession.reiv

I honestly don't know how people can actually like C# so much.. Seriously, it's so.. I don't know lol

I had to program drivers for an Ethernet controller, and then make a GUI for it with C# on grade 11. Thank God it was an easy thing to do.. C# is IMO a terrible language X_x

C++ is teh best one (imo) ;D

C++ is good for some things but it's terrible if you write business software. C# is great for team projects especially when the scope runs for several years.

I personally don't like C#. And it's a matter of taste ;D

I know quite a lot of C#, and it's not that great at all.

C++ is comfortable, and has quite great IDE's. Anything you would do with C#, I could do it with C++. Meh.

Also, C++ is portable (Unlike C# which is dependent on .NET), and I believe (never tested, may be wrong, but almost sure) performance-wise, it's better and faster.

[QUOTE="reiv"][QUOTE="Shiro-kun"]

[QUOTE="GabuEx"]Yeah, I know C, although C++ and C# would be the languages I'd recommend people learn if they want to program for a profession.Shiro-kun

I honestly don't know how people can actually like C# so much.. Seriously, it's so.. I don't know lol

I had to program drivers for an Ethernet controller, and then make a GUI for it with C# on grade 11. Thank God it was an easy thing to do.. C# is IMO a terrible language X_x

C++ is teh best one (imo) ;D

C++ is good for some things but it's terrible if you write business software. C# is great for team projects especially when the scope runs for several years.

I personally don't like C#. And it's a matter of taste ;D

I know quite a lot of C#, and it's not that great at all.

C++ is comfortable, and has quite great IDE's. Anything you would do with C#, I could do it with C++. Meh.

Also, C++ is portable (Unlike C# which is dependent on .NET), and I believe (never tested, may be wrong, but almost sure) performance-wise, it's better and faster.

Just use whatever is best for the situation. I write business software. The company I work for uses C# and Java. Personally I don't care. Whatever puts food on the table works for me.

Just use whatever is best for the situation. I write business software. The company I work for uses C# and Java. Personally I don't care. Whatever puts food on the table works for me.

reiv

what about whatever puts coffee on the table? huh? HUH?

It doesn't seem like C is used much anymore.

I'm learning Java right now, and I want to learn C++ as well.

It doesn't seem like C is used much anymore.

I'm learning Java right now, and I want to learn C++ as well.

CheeseGuardian

A good C++ programmer should have knowledge on C. That's the way I see it anyways.

I feel like I'm way behind if I have to get the knowledge of other lauganges.

I was told to avoid VB... I was told that users would pick up bad habits. it's too Basic

Java is too much... as C is simpler. As java throw alot at you. it's painful.

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Does anyhere learnt or planning to learn how to program in C?

I'm currently learning it, I have a book titled 'C for Dummies', it's very useful... I recommend anyone to grab this book if you plan to learn C.

Shiro-kun

C for Dummies is pretty incomplete ;x

Go for something a bit better =)

Something like this

I'll have to purchuse it and take a read of it sometime. Thank

[QUOTE="GabuEx"]Yeah, I know C, although C++ and C# would be the languages I'd recommend people learn if they want to program for a profession.Shiro-kun

I honestly don't know how people can actually like C# so much.. Seriously, it's so.. I don't know lol

I had to program drivers for an Ethernet controller, and then make a GUI for it with C# on grade 11. Thank God it was an easy thing to do.. C# is IMO a terrible language X_x

C++ is teh best one (imo) ;D

Mircosoft offers C# Express for free... I took a test run and it is getting on my nerves alittle bit. I had to back away, I think I'll take another shot at it some other time.

Just use whatever is best for the situation. I write business software. The company I work for uses C# and Java. Personally I don't care. Whatever puts food on the table works for me.reiv

I still look forward writing software in Java... it's too much of a challenge thou.