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    <p>If you want examples of existing C projects, browse github/sourceforge.</p> <p>I wonder though - why do you want to learn C? Seeing as you're new to C, I'm assuming you might actually mean C++.</p> <p>What background are you coming from and what do you want to achieve? If you want to try some algorithms, pierr's answer is a good one to get used to any language. Also, if you're interested in learning the language detail/algorithms, avoid shiny UI temptation and stick with the command line.</p> <p>If you're starting programming for the first time, glenn's answer is a good start.</p> <p>If you're just interested in Windows application development, <a href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff708696.aspx" rel="nofollow">this</a> MS tutorial looks like a good start.</p> <p>If you are moving from another language, look for a specific guide (e.g. <a href="http://www.horstmann.com/ccj2/ccjapp3.html" rel="nofollow">Java to C++</a>) to fill you in on the details quickly.</p>
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    1. COHi Bomadeno, I sort of am new to 'software' development, though web development is technically software i suppose... Basically, I know a fair amount of PHP/MySQL(html/css/etc) and am more interested in developing applications and so forth so I'm looking into C/C++ - starting with C. Whenever I look at job adverts for a software developer its fairly common that they will be looking for candidates with experience in both C and C++ amongst other things, and from what I can gather, a lot of the concepts carry over from C to C++, so starting with the lower level language (well, lower than C++)
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    2. COand building up to C++ seems like the logical route to take. As far as my understanding of programming concepts goes, I've only being using procedural techniques in PHP and seemed to hit a brick wall when I came to OO, though I've read a lot of critique as to how PHP handles OO and how it isn't the best language *at all* for learning OO concepts, so thats another perk to learning some other languages. I'm also planning to do a degree in Java, starting in the next few months so I should build my knowledge fairly quickly
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    3. COC isn't object oriented, so you won't get far learning OO there - C++ is, but it won't force you to use OO like Java. The degree sounds a great way to learn, and seeing as it's going to be Java, why not prepare by learning Java? You can get a head start on the course with the Eclipse IDE, a good textbook like Big Java or Core Java and a sprinkling of Google.
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