> I started learning c recently and I want to learn embedded development, but I don't know where to start or how. After 38 years of programming in C, I'd inste

> I started learning c recently and I want to learn embedded development, but I don't know where to start or how. After 38 years of programming in C, I'd instead recommend exploring CircuitPython.org from Limor ("Lady Ada") Fried based on the work of Damien George. Also recommend starting out using one of her kits https://www.adafruit.com/category/116 https://www.adafruit.com/category/116 and avoiding rechargeable batteries (unless they're NiCads) while keeping your USB power adapter on an easy-to-reach power strip for a while. Even back in the day, I would have recommended new embedded systems developers start with FORTH or BASIC (PEEK and POKE yoh) ..or if it was a serial/UART-controllable device, Phillippe's insanely great Turbo Pascal --that is unless you had already written a lot of applications in C and maybe a few operating system hacks or device driver mods too.