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specified path to enter into c

may i know how to get into c programming.that is may i know a specified path

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Buy an introductory book. Preferably one that is based on open source utilities like the gcc compiler that you can download for free. When starting with C there is no need to buy any expensive tools when there are so good open source tools available.

Anders Abel  2010-04-03 05:54:07
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Have a look at Programming Tutorials - C, C++

And as ALWAYS

GOOGLE: C Tutorial

astander  2010-04-03 05:54:40
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If you really want to learn C you should get a book by K&R on C called The C Programming Language. Other books are fine too.

If you simply want to play around and make a few small programs, you can simply search Google for millions of tutorials.

Brian R. Bondy  2010-04-03 05:54:44
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You can write, compile and run simple C programs online at sites such as codepad.org.

Paul R  2010-04-03 06:21:19

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