Solo.Wolve said:
Well,what else should I do beside reading the c programming language?
Would you think that reading some code may help much? If so,can you
show me some URL that afford such things?
And,what else can you recommend ?
Thank you very much.
I'm generally of the opinion that for learners reading other people's
code isn't particularly helpful in learning to program. It does teach
to read code, which is a useful and allied skill, but not to write code
particularly.
For that, I recommend finding a reasonably-sized project and start to
work on it. Have a definite goal for the project, what the final state
will be, what the program can.
My own training tool was a text-adventure game, of the Zork type. This
had many advantages, the main one being that I was interested in the
subject. It also involved reading and parsing user input, text
manipulation, file I/O, and other useful aspects. Naturally, it's best
to find something that's interesting to you.
Brian