C is one of the most popular and common programming languages among developers. In many of the academic courses, this is the first language being taught.
Myself Anirudha Chaudhari, curating this tutorial. Though I’m a professional Python developer, C is the first language I learned and I’m so grateful for it.
This language has become my first step into the programming world. It has helped me to understand programming concepts and building logic. These are the two most pilar you have to embrace if you want to become the best developer.
You are here and reading this post. This may or may not be your first programming language, whether you are a student or a professional working out there, I must say, your choice is Right.
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I welcome you to our C/C++ tutorial. It’s my pleasure to help you to take your Programming skills to the Next Level. Going through this tutorial and practicing, you are stepping stones to become the Proficient C Programmer.
C is the general purpose programming languages, founded by Dennis Ritchie. He is one of the most influential computer programmers in the world of History.
C++ is an advancement in C programming. In other words, I can say, C++ is the superset of the C programming language. Every code you write in C programming executes on C++ platform.
So if you want to learn C++, C is the programming language you should start with.
C/C++ is considered as one of the most paid programming languages and simplest programming languages for beginners.
Myself Aniruddha Chaudhari, master of Computer Science from NIT Trichy and author of this C/C++ online course.
For me, this course is to share my C/C++ programming knowledge and experience with you. The sole intention is to help and educate programmers to learn C programming.
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I am a Python enthusiast who loves Linux and Vim. I hold a Master of Computer Science degree from NIT Trichy and have 10 years of experience in the IT industry, focusing on the Software Development Lifecycle from Requirements Gathering, Design, Development to Deployment. I have worked at IBM, Ericsson, and NetApp, and I share my knowledge on CSEstack.org.
Look forward to the tutorial. For me it ought to be a refresher. I’m a fan the django-python full stack.
Hi Brian. Thanks for your kind words. I dwell into django-python and I’m fan of it too. You can check my Django tutorial here.