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I have a plan to get into some programming in future and C is one of the considerations and it's very important language so I would like to ask if anyone programmer is in this community to suggest me some resources? I prefer video based courses but it sounds like books are very detailed sources of information then suggest what you know best.

Note: I know this isn't a professional community for the subject but I know for good quality resources I have to pirate some shit so I asked the question here because the members probably have their resources from piracy so they can help me more; sorry for expecting too much from y'all but career is career.

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[–] [email protected] -2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Libgen works best for me, with effective C being a reasonable resource. You shouldn't start with C though as your first introduction to memory managment. All resources will assume you know a fair deal about the subject first. I'd suggest you go for zig, or rust or if this is your first language, python, or c# if you want a real challange. C is not a good language to learn first.