Basics of the C programming language


If your on windows then the gcc thing wont work. You will have to find a C compiler for windows.

25 Comments

  1. polymorphismJ says:

    To everyone interested in programming, go to codeconsortium(dot)com for help and discussion. The site owner is very helpfull.

  2. ZiX3NeMa says:

    @tommadelin im with you cuz open source

  3. rockerresident says:

    you sound like a lesbian or you have a flu

  4. HAGAKUREBUSIDO says:

    I love C. it was my first programming language

  5. JMNIXON1 says:

    I have no Idea what I’ve just seen or heard!

  6. kasraPISHYAR says:

    dawg how old ru?
    ur pretty gud!

  7. Zgamer5 says:

    thanks Tim

  8. core2darkslayer says:

    <- backslash :)

  9. idricool says:

    Kid in the video thinks he’s all cool with his Mac. Pff…

  10. XLR3204S says:

    Of course the gcc thing will work. All you have to do is download and install a port of it, and you’re good to go. I’ve done it once for a friend of mine. Other than that, I’ve only used OS X, Debian and Arch. I haven’t watched the tutorial, but it’s safe to assume it’s full of flaws.

  11. cyberhawk32 says:

    Never use scanf() for reading strings.

  12. FOOFlGHTERS says:

    The main should return a value, or else bad things happen, really bad horrible things…

  13. JointBuster says:

    how old is that young talking boy?

  14. YonataNapstar says:

    you can give a download of compiler

  15. SarutobiNinjgetzu says:

    very easy this programing

  16. thedetective22 says:

    hey where can i find this app?

    i need it as soon as possible

  17. BufferOverflowAttack says:

    You actually can program in GUI for C.

  18. FullLyphe says:

    rohitaudipudi, the processor ACTUALLY understands base 2 AKA Binary (you know, 1′s and 0′s) the rest is right. lawl. Also, xcodeprogrammer, are you a douch?? stdio.h is standard input output. everyone knows that, if you dont know that then dont bother learning C. also, always write “int main(void) ….” not main(). but yeh. C rocks, =D

  19. rohitaudipudi says:

    they wrote a program onto a microprocessor using assembly level language – the language in which the processor understands. then , using that they made the first operating system. After that, using advanced versions of the operating system, they made C understandable and decodable by the processor into its own language.

  20. MrLucron says:

    he doesn’t need to return a value if the function is void (even though he was too lazy/ignorant to declare the main function properly)

  21. jelewis2 says:

    go to xoaxdotnet’s channel or his website

  22. jelewis2 says:

    DOS came from CP/M, and UNIX was originally written in assembly, but after Dennis Ritchie invented C and wrote C compilers in assembly, he re-wrote both UNIX and the C compiler (CC) in C.

    If you go back far enough, you will find very minimal OSes implemented in low-level assembly on which more complicated OSes were made.

    Also xcodeprogrammer must have been unaware of MinGW, a way to use GCC on Windows to make native Windows executables; I prefer TCC for simple C programs on Windows though.

  23. motionnyan says:

    main() returns integer. Read c-faq.

  24. Chavostyle31 says:

    Dude.. you forgot to type return 0; in the { }, the compiler didn’t tell you it was an error because it figured what it was doing, but type gcc -ansi -pedantic -Wall -o then your program file to check what was wrong… haha i’m bored…

  25. namskiepalaboy says:

    hey dude, I’m joing an contest in our school my category is programming language..using c++ can you send me some tuitorials of that..,……..thx in advance..=)

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