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Problem in learning C

I am a newbie & can't understand C course. Is it common? Plz help me....

3rd Jun 2018, 4:10 PM
Daksh Beniwal
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well,its higher level thinking.it doesn't come naturally to everyone.if you have passion for it,you just need to stick with it.if you are passionated about it, it will help you get through the tough times. All the best. thanks:)
3rd Jun 2018, 4:23 PM
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One more ques. should I learn any other lang. before learning C.?
3rd Jun 2018, 4:23 PM
Daksh Beniwal
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I don't know what to practice. Every time I open a lesson, It seems that something is skipped.
3rd Jun 2018, 4:15 PM
Daksh Beniwal
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By the way... RA! what will you suggest? give a clear answer pls. Am a newbie so I don't know much but I love computers.
3rd Jun 2018, 4:47 PM
Daksh Beniwal
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Thnx. I will look into it.
3rd Jun 2018, 4:53 PM
Daksh Beniwal
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It is common. Just go through it a bit at a time, practice what you learned. Not too much at once, or in one day.
3rd Jun 2018, 4:12 PM
Paul Grasser
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If you are struggling to understand the lessons here I recommend checking out some other sites when you are stuck. this is a pretty good site but their are lots of other resources online I like tutorialspoint and I think u learned a lot of c myself on a site called zentut
3rd Jun 2018, 4:21 PM
Rational Agent
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it's hard to recommend something without context I like low level stuff I and I like doing hard things first. so c was a good fit for me but I know not everyone likes to work that way and not everyone wants to make those kinds of programs. I've only played with it a little so it's a little uncomfortable for me to recommend. python might be a good starting place it where a lot of people start for a reason. and it's a perfectly good language. that said I would take the time (but perhaps not when you are starting out) to learn a more low level language like c to get a feel for how the things are "under the hood" so to speak and to appreciate features in more modern languages
3rd Jun 2018, 6:12 PM
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sanjeevini kranthi No. It is a low level language. Not high level
4th Jun 2018, 4:43 AM
Paul Grasser
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if you find c very hard then try python
3rd Jun 2018, 4:41 PM
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that's debatable c isn't known for being easy to learn like python but it lets you work closer to how the machine processes things and it's syntax has influenced a lot of languages so other languages feel a bit familiar after learning it so it's hard to say if you should learn any others first or not
3rd Jun 2018, 4:43 PM
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man i started with c but with python it would be much easier and learning curve would be smaller and remember he doesn't have any previous experience and i think c is bit too heavy for beginners
3rd Jun 2018, 4:51 PM
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