Look under C at:

http://www.programmingtutorials.com/

and:

http://gd.tuwien.ac.at/languages/c/p...own/cstart.htm

>im studying programming fundamentals..
Then why are you learning C?

>pls can u give me some definition and information about c language
Get a good book. Online tutorials have a tendency to suck ass. A good tutorial/reference book is The C Programming Language by Kernighan and Ritchie.

>>This book will suck ur brain out.

Only if it wasn't properly attached to the common sense.

not from my experience. every time i buy a programming book, it ends up sitting on the shelf while i find the best documentation online.

I think the question is how one make use of the information at hand, regardless of the source. In this case, who care whether it is a book or an online tutorial?

books are expensive.

Well from the basic's C is well one of the most flaxible language's with almost every person in this forum looking at it, almost every day. Well some of us. Now I wouldnt say C is based on commands. But more of what you tell it to do using variable's, interger's, floating points ETC. The # 1 used instruction you will give it is #include <the library you choose.h, which is most likey stdio.h, or stdlib.h. Abbrivation of coarse. Lasy programmers!. stdio means standard input/output, stdlib means standard libary. Tere are a lot of librarys i can not get in to at this moment. Also with C, everything needs a function printf(), main() etc etc. lol. You will learn more of that in class or book's. Heres a basic set up.

#include <stdio.h>
main()
{
printf(hello sexy); /*this is a comment. thjese make a program easier to read when needing edit's. The /, make it so that the program wont read it as a sequence. All programs, and lines of code have to produce and ending sequence. In C that is ;. Other wise C would keep going producing a syntax error, because it is a computer and doesnt know what to do. lol =) */
}