(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Sup boi this is my first C programming Tut. C is a very good language to learn and if you want to learn C++ I recommend learning C first. These tuts will not cover the history or anything like that it will only cover the code so before we begin here is a good resource that is good to use for references do not READ it work it what i mean by that is write out all the examples and try to do the exercises*C.*

C Programming Language, 2nd Edition*

So lets begin so in this tut i will go over a simple program which is the Hello world program to make this we use the code below.

int main(){
* *printf("Hello World);
* *getchar();
}

The above code will print the text Hello World to the console and then will wait till the user has pressed ENTER or clicked the x to close the program.

So the first line that will be executed is int main(){} this is a function we use functions to store all of our code in unless you want code to be global. Everything between the {} are called statements. Statements should usually end with ; but sometimes do not. If you have have some previous programming knowledge in C# you might of heard of a method or in vb.net you might of heard of sub routines they are just functions with different names don't ask why I have no idea why.

The next line that will be executed is printf("Hello World"); this will print hello world to the console as printf is used to print characters to the console.

The last line that will be executed is getchar(); without it the program will open and close really fast so we use getchar(); so it will wait until we press ENTER or click the x to close the program.

so that's my first tut done i know its really short but there is no point in learning a lot of stuff and then having to learn it all the next day because you cant remember it.*

Exercises:
make your own program using printf and getchar make the output be you name and age and make sure they are commented // <- that's a comment.*

If you want more just say

The main method you have declared is of type int but does not return a value. Try using void instead or add return 0; to the end of the method. Also, instead of using getchar(), just give main a couple of parameters to read command line arguments. Lastly, you are calling the printf() function. This is included in the C standard library, so add #include <stdio> to the very start of your code.

An example below:

    



#include <stdio.h>



int main(int argc, char **argv)

{

    printf("Hello, World!\n");



    return 0;

}

You can also add a do while loop if you want to make the program infinitely run until the user exits...

    

int main(){

* *do {

* *printf("Hello World);

* *getchar();

* *} while (1)

* *return 0;

}

Bisual Vasics

Programming is a very interesting science. I really enjoy studying it, although I have problems with some tasks. Then I immediately take You must login or register to view this content.. With them, I am confident that the work will be done competently and in a language I understand. And I can quickly understand this topic.

Using You must login or register to view this content. over You must login or register to view this content. would be more appropriate here since you're not utilizing a format string. If you insist on using printf, don't forget to add a newline character (\n) at the end of the string.

hello.c

    // gcc -o hello.o -c hello.c

// gcc -o hello hello.o

// ./hello

#include <stdio.h>



int main(void) {

    puts("Hello, world!");

    return 0;

}