C programming

read a book nigga

do you know other languages or first time programming?

Do you really need to know C/C++?

I'd recommend Python instead.

>>56497377
My professor I'm working with said no to matlab and python, he also recommended I use fortran (which is severely old). This is also my first time programming.

>>56497564
https://hassanolity.files.wordpress.com/2013/11/the_c_programming_language_2.pdf

enjoy

>>56497309
If you're going to do research, this is as good a time as any to learn how to use google.

>>56497564
Fortran isn't a bad first language desu. It has a few idiosyncrasies but you'll get used to them quickly. There's still loads of legacy code and even new code written in fortran, especially in physics. If you're going to do scientific computing, python with numpy and scipy are probably the way to go for at least the next 5-10 years.

>>56497636
Did anyone actually learn to program in C with that?

>>56497564
Learn Haskell

C Prime Plus by Stephen Prata

thank me later

>>56498468
I used
>>56497636
>>56498698
as references when learning. Had no problems with either them although I preferred looking at the K&R manual.

The best way is Foundations of Computer Science C Edition, free too

>>56498945
So how did you learn, can you give me a little walkthrough please?

I am not OP but I am also a complete beginner.Which programs should I use in Linux to learn programming?

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