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by _benj
2299 days ago
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I’m currently learning C myself and something that I realized is that often the hard part to learn is not C the language but the domain in which is being used. For example, I’m trying to learn Linux drivers or embedded programming and I thought that I’d find in a C book information about registers and such, but registers don’t really belong to the C domain but to the hardware domain. Thus, maybe find a way to clarify what you want to use C for and then learn those domain problems and how C solves them. |
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