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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sanzilla jackcat" data-source="post: 28282072" data-attributes="member: 131221">About "C"  the more you read other's source you will  more become a better programmer.It's the count of number of lines that you read and understand, not just the lines of code that you wrote. When you can understand other's code you are the genius programmer.You can quickly ramp up to a project with less mentoring and be a viz. Same is applicable to C99 C++ standards , but after C++11 you have more theory part to learn.Modern C++ is a swis army knife. It's a power tool, but you should learn how to use it before you actually use it.otherwise you will injur yourself.For C, you can continue individually. Trust me, for C, the more you read other's code the more you become a C ninja.<hr /><a href="https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/code-reading-the/0201799405/" target="_blank">https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/code-reading-the/0201799405/</a>This is a good book, This will go through you some real opensource "C" projects.You can learn C++/C syntax anywhere.  But how it's actually used in the industry , you could use this book.Try your google account to register there and get free 15 day trail.when trial expires take a new email and then again get a 15 day trial.Hay, thanks for your interest in "C".[MEDIA=youtube]XHosLhPEN3k[/MEDIA]------ Post added on [DATETIME="UT"]1666456430[/DATETIME]</blockquote>

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