where to learn c from basic to advanced

[aliensoldier]

I would like to know if you know of any blog where you can learn the C language from the most basic to the most advanced.

And I would also like to know where to find a forum to ask questions about c and be able to continue learning.

[Aurel]

hmm
did you ask Google ?
there was a C/C++ Board forum ..but i don't know if that one is active
EdDavis tell me about it (very good C programmer)
i think that is he a member here and on RetroBasic

[aliensoldier]

I have searched in google and I have not found any c fan forum to learn or ask.

Yes, I have found some pages to learn but it always remains halfway and does not go deep.

This is the retrobasic forum you are referring to, since 2019 there is no more activity.


https://retrobasic.allbasic.info/index.php

[Marcus]

Maybe a book would be a better choice? I always prefer books

[Aurel]

ahh sorry not that one RETRO coders

https://retrocoders.phatcode.net/index.php

there is board about C/C++ programming

and how you canot Google-it this:

https://cboard.cprogramming.com/

there are also some pdf books...
etc...etc..

[Aurel]

by the way ...i can open C board on my forum
maybe i will learn something too

[aliensoldier]

Maybe a book would be a better choice? I always prefer books

Which book do you recommend? Although I would have to see if there is a Spanish version because if not, it won't work for me.

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by the way ...i can open C board on my forum
maybe i will learn something too

Thanks for the links Aurel.

I think my problem is that when I search in the search engine I do it in Spanish and that is why I get so few results.

It's not necessary, I don't want to bother you with my continuous questions. Also, now I'm learning naalaa and I don't know if it's good to be with two languages at the same time. Although the only thing I would like to learn about c is about lists, trees, etc...

But just to be able to know better how to do it for other languages such as freebasic that does not have containers. Freebasic is a language that I left halfway because I could not find a tutorial to learn how to program video games with it, and since it does not have containers I would also have to learn how It is done to be able to create ship games.

[Aurel]

@aliensoldiers

The thing you called containers are arrays...for simple programming even more complex
there is no need for LINKED LIST, MAPS, DICTS ,ASSOCIATIVE ARRAYS and all others

Arrays is a simpliest container , for example i use only arrays for my interpreter i even don't use UDT
and all work well, ..ahh FreeBasic can be hard in some aspects on the other side it is fast.

[aliensoldier]

@aliensoldiers

The thing you called containers are  arrays...for simple programming even more complex
there is no need for LINKED LIST, MAPS, DICTS ,ASSOCIATIVE ARRAYS and all others

Arrays is a simpliest container , for example i use only arrays for my interpreter i even don't use UDT
and all work well, ..ahh FreeBasic can be hard in some aspects on the other side it is fast.

Since I come from object-oriented languages and containers are used a lot, I unconsciously try to emulate the features in other languages that are not. Maybe I should change my mentality to adapt to other ways of doing things, but I don't know how.

Freebasic is difficult and somewhat confusing, I prefer the c language over freebasic.

[Aurel]

then use C ..
but amount of code would be larger