The URL's don't work.

should work now with these url's. Is it possible that i edit my upper post?

http://visualcplus.blogspot.com/2006...numerical.html

http://www.visualcmaniac.com/2006/02...standards.html

http://www.visualcmaniac.com/2006/02...-registry.html

http://www.visualcmaniac.com/2006/02...ata-types.html

http://www.visualcmaniac.com/2006/02...d-integer.html

http://www.visualcmaniac.com/2006/02...character.html

http://www.visualcmaniac.com/2006/02...arison-if.html

http://www.visualcmaniac.com/2006/02...d-logical.html

http://www.visualcmaniac.com/2006/02...lti-sided.html

http://www.visualcmaniac.com/2006/02...terations.html

http://www.visualcmaniac.com/2006/02...ite-loops.html

http://www.visualcmaniac.com/2006/03...break-and.html

http://www.visualcmaniac.com/2006/03...d-classic.html

http://www.visualcmaniac.com/2006/03...14-arrays.html

http://www.visualcmaniac.com/2006/03...2d-arrays.html

http://www.visualcmaniac.com/2006/03...ions-in-c.html

http://www.visualcmaniac.com/2006/03...ters-in-c.html

My honest opinion is that you shouldn't be teaching something you only have a partial understanding of.

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Sorry, maybe I wasn't clear. You're learning C as you write these "lessons". That's painfully obvious as I've followed them from the first time you advertised unsuccessfully on Usenet. You need to learn C before trying to teach it, especially if you intend to sell yourself as an expert.

You also need to learn how to organize a curriculum and how to write for comprehension. Even if your lessons were of the quality that you pretend them to be (which they most certainly are not), your presentation is still so bad as to negate that quality.

I recommend that you spend some time here or another forum and teach people on their terms instead of on yours. It's an enlightening experience, but a lot of so called "experts" have been exposed as beginners when they tried it, so I wouldn't expect you to risk your reputation by pitting your knowledge against real beginners' questions and real experts' knowledge on a public forum.

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You are wrong narue. I thought they were great tutorials. Excellent work vurdlak. You rock man!!! I feel like one more mystery of the universe has been unveiled just for me.
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Write them in English, and don't be wrong, and they'd be much better.

They are in english. Even though english isn't my native language, it doesn't conflict with users understanding of my tutorials, where I think my english is on a high level.

>You are wrong narue. I thought they were great tutorials.
>Excellent work vurdlak. You rock man!!! I feel like one more
>mystery of the universe has been unveiled just for me.
:rolleyes:

>where I think my english is on a high level
This is where your problem is, I think. You don't have a point of reference to differentiate poor quality from good quality. Or you don't care enough to learn how to do something properly, and refuse to admit that you're not actually skilled at it until it's too late and people slap you in the face with all of the details.