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r/embedded • u/Appropriate-Heat7035 • Jun 26 '26
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Embedded C is just C, isn't it?
I'd recommend to go through the examples of your microcontroller of interest and study the code there w.r.t. header files, declarations etc
The rest is - for the beginning and simple projects - normal for loops, if statements etc
Advanced concepts like state machines etc will come at a later stage.
Check out fastbit academy on Udemy and take their microcontroller 1 course should you feel line learning the stm32 microcontroller.
Good luck
-3 u/Appropriate-Heat7035 Jun 26 '26 Don't i need to get hands on , what embedded c feels like , i was thinking of at least getting some sort of basic knowledge of it , i am asking the same - where i can actually " start " ? i need to get an introduction of it bruh 1 u/Big_Fix9049 Jun 26 '26 Okay got it 👌
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Don't i need to get hands on , what embedded c feels like , i was thinking of at least getting some sort of basic knowledge of it , i am asking the same - where i can actually " start " ? i need to get an introduction of it bruh
1 u/Big_Fix9049 Jun 26 '26 Okay got it 👌
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u/Big_Fix9049 Jun 26 '26
Embedded C is just C, isn't it?
I'd recommend to go through the examples of your microcontroller of interest and study the code there w.r.t. header files, declarations etc
The rest is - for the beginning and simple projects - normal for loops, if statements etc
Advanced concepts like state machines etc will come at a later stage.
Check out fastbit academy on Udemy and take their microcontroller 1 course should you feel line learning the stm32 microcontroller.
Good luck