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@thebigk • Aug 28, 2015
Welcome to CrazyEngineers. You can improve your knowledge a lot by simply coding a project on your own. You will encounter multiple problems and you will explore the language in depth while fixing those problems.nowfal rizwanhello friends..iam new in this group,so please help me, i want to develop new coding using c language. what can i do? do replay immediately -
@abhishek-fg9tRh • Aug 28, 2015
Contribute to some opensource C projects. There are plenty of them you can find in Github. Learn MAKE and learn to use <a href="https://valgrind.org/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Valgrind Home</a>. Practice is the key, I guess. I myself can't give you much of suggestion since I am also trying to get deeper in C, just for the sake of Linux kernel hacking.nowfal rizwanhello friends..iam new in this group,so please help me, i want to develop new coding using c language. what can i do? do replay immediately -
@pratap-singh-6xlmve • Sep 3, 2015
Actually, that is the only way to learn any language. Do not be afraid of the errors that you get during your coding. Understand what those errors are and what exactly is their genesis.Kaustubh KatdareYou will encounter multiple problems and you will explore the language in depth while fixing those problems.
I am writing this because most newbies think that all of a sudden they are going to find a book on C language that will contain all the concepts, techniques and functions. That is never the case. BY reading a book you get to know only 5 % of what is written there. But the moment you start coding, you are in different zone all together. Your coding skills and your methodology to deal with a challenge (error, warning, unexpected output etc.) educates you in a better way than a 500-600 page book.