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How does a pianist becomes a virtuoso? Read score, play, fail, play... iterate. Play, play, play.. So... Read code, code, fail, code... iterate.\ Code, code, code... Check: K&R and/or Kings "C Programming: A Modern Approach" and Hanson's C Interfaces and Implementations.
For a C newbie: Learn the C approach to programming before tricks. The bitwise "make a compiler" series is great for that. The talk "Modern C and What We Can Learn From It" is a good general overview of what makes C nice to write these days. However the best way to improve is…
C newbie here. Would you be able to point me to a noteworthy C "tricks" collection/article/etc please?
Roadmap to become really Great at "C programming" from 0 to advanced level. -best for complete beginners in C programming
Advice for new C programmers: Avoid null-terminated strings; they're outdated, inefficient and impractical. Create your own type with basic functions. It's not that hard, and it goes a long way. One of the benefits of this approach, among others, is slicing without copying.
This course will take someone with minimal C knowledge to being capable of building something like this: github.com/NUL0x4C/AtomLdr
For the past couple of months @NUL0x4C and I have been working on a module-based malware dev training course that covers various techniques in-depth. Its emphasis is on simplifying complex concepts & evasion. Every module contains highly commented custom code. Stay tuned!
The C programming language is widely known all around the world. But if you didn't happen to learn it in a CS course how do you get started? One good way is this C Beginner's Handbook from @flaviocopes - you'll learn the basics in a few hours. freecodecamp.org/news/the-c-beg…
Want to learn the most important parts of C relatively quickly? Then this comprehensive beginner's handbook by @flaviocopes is for you. You'll learn C programming language basics in just a few hours so you can get started coding today. freecodecamp.org/news/the-c-beg…
I made a repo full of mini-programs/assignments for beginners trying to learn C. It is far from comprehensive & I'm no expert. The last few assignments are security related &it culminates in creating a userland rootkit for nix. Hopefully it helps some. github.com/h0mbre/Learnin…
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