Welcome to my page of C programming.In it you will find numerous, hopefully helpful tips and suggestions. Since this is a page for beginners, for those pros, please go somewhere else as you'll soon tire of the stuff that I'll rant about.

    Before we begin, it is imperative that you must have a C compiler. As I'll be covering the ANSI C (That is the American National Standards Institute), any ANSI C compliant compiler such as Borland's and Microsoft's will do. However there is a compiler called DJGPP that is free and is ANSI compliant. I think it is a good compiler to start learning C with and here's the compiler's homepage :- http://www.delorie.com/djgpp. This is a rather complicated compiler for beginners to use, though it's RHIDE IDE makes things significantly simpler.Right below is the RHIDE interface. Although it looks primitive, take it from me, it makes your programming with DJGPP much easier and more fun. Besides, if you want something better, why don't you go buy your own commercial compiler( I think it's around $449.99 for the Borland C/C++ 5.0 compiler).So, now that we are ready, let the journey begin.
 
 

TOPICS:-

• Introduction to C
• Dissection of a C program
• Standard I/O
• Basics of Functions
• Program control statements
• Pointers
• Arrays
• Working Strings
• Structures and Unions
• Disk I/O
• Preprocessor

Downloads:-

• Tutor :- A rather basic yet useful tutoring program. I used it a lot.
• Reference :- Forget a command in C? Look it up quickly with this program.