I recently created an open repository to help beginners learn C Programming from scratch.
I believe C is the basic foundation for anyone who wants to start programming, so I wanted to make a simple and structured guide that anyone can follow.

📂 Repo link: github.com/gpl-gowthamchand/c-programming

What’s inside:

• 📘 Step-by-step notes (Markdown files)

• 💻 Example programs for each topic

• 📝 Practice ideas and exercises

• 🌍 Open repo → free to use, share, or contribute

If you find it useful, a ⭐ on the repo would mean a lot 🙌
Also happy to hear feedback, suggestions, or contributions from the community 🚀

Thanks in advance..

I am very new to programming and IT. Is anyone experienced and is interested in helping in topics like Web development? I would be very thankful

Taking my 1st programming course for my cybersecurity associates degree and I'm a little nervous, does anyone have any advice, tips or tricks for me anything will help.

Hey! Some time ago, I "rebranded" myself to an Oracle APEX developer, and it turned out to be a great move. So I recorded course on YouTube for beginners on developing the first app from scratch in Oracle APEX. If it sounds like something for you, leave a comment. I'll send you the link to my course privately and answer your questions :)

Just wondering if anyone wants to add me on socials or something be good to talk to other new programmers like myself. Just give me a dm.

For context, I'm in the second year of a computer engineering uni course. It's one of the best universities of my country, so everyone says thatthis is a pretty difficult course. I like feel I am waydumber than most of my colleagues, even thought I was a great student until highschool, otherwise I wouldn't be able to attend this course. My colleagues seem to learn everything so quickly, or some seem to already know the course material while l'm pretty lost. So far we have learned python, c, c++ and we are now learning Java.

We have to make a game in Java using Gradle in IntelliJ Idea, and honestly this project is stressing me so much. My group chose to make a variation of the snake game, which I know it's not that hard to implement, but I'm finding it difficult. I just feel like I don't know the basics and if If I didn't have chatgpt, I don't think I could do this alone. I know using chatgpt isnt good, but I don't know where else to get help rn.

Anyway, the point is, I feel like I should know more at this point, am I too dumb for programming? Should I give up? I really want to be good at it, and I'm trying. I pay attention in classes and I study themost I can, but doesn't seem enough. And it seems like a most people in my course already know what they're doing, so that worries me.

Hey everyone,

I made a small beginner-friendly C tutorial covering:

• Printing with printf

• Variables (ints and chars)

• If / else / else if statements

Here’s a tiny snippet from the PDF:

```

#include <stdio.h>

int main(){

int age = 18;

printf("I'm %d\n", age);

if(age >= 18){

printf("You're %d", age);

} else {

printf("You're under 18");

}

return 0;

}```

It’s aimed at total beginners who want to see how code works line by line.

The full PDF (with more examples and explanations) is free here: [lhttps://www.patreon.com/posts/c-tutorial-try-137578854?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=postshare_creator&utm_content=join_link]

Would love any feedback on clarity or what you want to see in future beginner tutorials!

Happy coding! 🙌

Hello, I just joined the sub as a means to get some advice. I just recently finished my associates degree in computer programming and I wanted to advance my skills to at least be able to get my foot in the door. I’ve been looking at different certifications but I’ve heard they may not be as useful now. I’d like to start working on personal projects that I can present to show my skill set but I’m not sure what to do. I’m not looking to get a six figure job right out of school but I want to gain some experience but I am honestly lost. If there is some advice that anyone can offer I’d greatly appreciate it.

Im good at coding and i want to pursue further education on it so which degree should i choose after 12th

Hey, I've started the foundations o TOP and everything points to the opposite side of windows. Is it really necessary to use a virtual machine or dual boot ?

Can I keep up with the course using windows?

Thank you

Hi all, so I'm trying to learn programming to enter into a career in bioinformatics... I'm trying to get into the field of bioinformatics....

I'm trying to learn languages: python, java, etc.

Hi everyone,

I'm a 1st year NLP student and I've started to learn programming 5 months ago approximately. I know the basics but still lack a lot of knowledge.

For a project (for an internship), I need to create a few games in python. However, I've been told that my games should be available on an html page or on a website. I think that I'm able to create the games pretty easily but I just realized that I don't even know how to transfer my code to a web page. I initially wanted to use tkinter to create my games' interfaces but I read that it cannot be used on an html page. I think that I'll need to create my interface with html and css which I can get behind, but could anyone tell me what should I use to do so ? Is there a python library that could make my game playable on a webpage ? How does it work ? How do I integrate my python code to the portion of code dedicated to the interface ? Thanks everyone, please do not hesitate to explain it like I'm five ! Thank you !