Yes, you can easily learn C especially if you have experience in other programming
languages. You can learn C by watching course videos or just by reading documentation
and articles. You could also seek out online resources to guide you through the process.
C is one of the oldest programming languages that is still in use until now,
which means many resources can be utilized. In the modern era we are living
now, it is easy to find courses and resources to help you learn C
programming language.
How long will it take to learn C?
It depends on your consistency and coding experience. However, don't
put yourself in distress to learn C as fast as possible. All learning
process requires time and make sure you learn at your own comfortable pace.
No, they are not the same. However, they are similar in syntax and functions.
The main difference between them is that C is a procedural programming language,
while C++ is an extension of C that also offers object-oriented programming.
So, we can use classes and objects in C++.
Can you build games in C?
Of course you can. Many people have proven that building games in C is not
that hard. It only needs some time and efforts to do that. You can search
in internet for more information regarding how to build games using C.
Why C programming language is important?
Because C is one of the oldest programming languages in the world. C is
also the mother of many high-level programming languages nowadays. So,
learning C will help you to build a strong foundation in logic implementation
in programming.
Because before the C programming language, there is a programming language called
'B'. However, in 1971, B programming language fundamentals were changed
thoroughly and the updated version of B programming language is thus called C.
C is used for various kinds of things, like operating systems (Unix,
Linux, Windows), embedded systems (microcontrollers, microprocessors),
system software (device drivers, compilers, assemblers), networking (web servers,
network protocols), database systems (Oracle, MySQL), gaming, artificial
intelligence, scientific applications (simulation software, numerical
analysis tools), and financial applications (stock market analysis,
trading systems).