Hello /g/ I've been spending a quite sometime with Arduino,

>websites or videos
Pick up a textbook.

>>59145512
Suggestions?

>>59145512
this. there are a lot of good C books out there and you will learn the rest through documentation

>>59145522
C

>>59145522
C from programmer's perspective was pretty good
K&R is nice as well

>>59145567
Should I start by learning C and then C++ or it doesn't matter?

>>59145473
Why not use ulisp? It would probably be easier to learn.

>>59145585
They're pretty much completely different languages.
Pick one.

http://bookzz.org/s/?q=C+programming+a+modern+approach&yearFrom=&yearTo=&language=&extension=&t=0

>>59145585
C++ is intended to be an extension of C. So I recommend start with C. You can find the differences yourself

>>59145473
C is similar to arduino, start with console applications, do a hello world program, then move onto greater stuff through youtube tutorials

>>59145473
>However, I don't know how to use the C language outside of the Arduino platform, such as Visual Studio or whatever.

No, you can use C, what you cannot use is non-arudino related API.

Think of a long time windows programmer switching to gahnoo+linux: he still knows C but he is yet to learn POSIX calls, x.org API or gtk+