I still don't exactly know what's ptr and * , that must be the problem...

Okay You need a headstart to implement linked list, and that is by knowing both of these You won't have it all grasped from the start, so don't push yourself

Yeah, the staff in my clge is screening just a pdf with the program and just saying what's written there in every online classes, I have to learn everything myself these days...

Yeah, the staff in my clge is screening just a pdf with the program and just saying what's written there in every online classes, I have to learn everything myself these days...

C Primer Plus by Stephen Prata is excellent

also, are you an indian?

Yeah

try not to learn the i++ + ++i bullshit they teach you

C Primer Plus by Stephen Prata is excellent

oh and the book has some DS implementations (including linked lists) in the last chapter. but try to learn the initial chapters first.

try not to learn the i++ + ++i bullshit they teach you

what is the connection between type and aliasing?

To @admins, please show the msg-per-utc-offset chart, to show how US's C++ developers are (not) here. (sggestss R wlkmd)

try not to learn the i++ + ++i bullshit they teach you

Any Indian here..?

Any Indian here..?

Any Indian here..?

Indians seem to be present everywhere. They are omnipresent😀

Any Indian here..?

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Any Indian here..?

Any Indian here..?

You have some proper book ya website which is really good for beginner .

Which is better security wise (and better in general)? a) char* str = "str"; b) char str[100] = "str"; -- Need to use strings safely inside a kernel

Which is better security wise (and better in general)? a) char* str = "str"; b) char str[100] = "str"; -- Need to use strings safely inside a kernel

Also in kernel space you're a bit limited to the size of a stack, afaik.

Or else it's too error-prone

As in something could overwrite that memory?

What's a good IDE for C?

Try Qt creator if you have big projects

For univeristy

Visual studio works with .c file since c and cpp are similar

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Best C book !

华为荣耀平板6、10.4寸、6+128G这个平板电脑怎么样

What's a good IDE for C?

Which operating system? 🤔

obviously Linux if Ur master programmer

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obviously Linux if Ur master programmer

Which operating system? 🤔

I know I'm against the flow of this group, but windows

But I think I'll use a linux vm for C course

May I suggest a debian distro for that

And the bash scripting language is much cleaner than windows batch script.

Sure

Windows have powershell too, a more modern bash-like utility.