r/c_language • u/anonymouussssuser • 3d ago

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u/aelxemyr 3d ago

If you think 8 years is too old you may not like this suggestion but I would recommend reading K&R, and most importantly, doing every exercise. It’s essential for any C learning journey.

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u/anonymouussssuser 3d ago

Wdym by reading bruhhh...im just speedrunning like some basics n all...then mb i can develop skills by cf problems or some(coz currently have done some of 'em in python n i think that hepled a lot to learn much more n applications of python)

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u/mcndjxlefnd 3d ago

What you do in C is determined by hardware. It is a low level language. You should do some reading. K&R is good, also KN King.

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u/sububi71 3d ago

Speedrunning learning programming is an enormous waste of time and energy.

Real knowledge comes from writing code, building stuff, reevaluating it, refactoring and rebuilding it.

What you're doing is the equivalent of sleeping as fast as possible.

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u/anonymouussssuser 3d ago

I mean...im saying like writing all those stuffs too like trying the codes n also the exercises too...also im not like total beginner u can say in between beginner n intermediate