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I "learned C" in my CS101 classes as a first language. I liked it, and was able to get around a little in it, but I never retained any of it. I plan on studyi
by donspaulding 16y ago
I "learned C" in my CS101 classes as a first language. I liked it, and was able to get around a little in it, but I never retained any of it. I plan on studying this book. Here's my "gimme, gimme, gimme" list:
- Please make it bulletproof code, as mentioned above. I would hate to spend time relearning C the hard way AND the wrong way.
- Please get me to the point where I can make use of other libraries effectively. I'd like to understand the include/linking process at least as thoroughly as I understand python's import process.
- Please prefer readability over cleverness.
Thanks.
- alnayyir 16y ago#1: You'll learn to write good code, I'm not going to ride the bicycle in front of you though. That said, I won't lie like math teachers do either. #2: Plan on it, although I won't be teaching "MAEK GTK GUI LUL" either. That's up to the student to do on their own time. #3: I'm not clever enough to make clever C code. I can write Python that peels paint though.