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I have learned C programming several years ago, but I would like to refresh my knowledge so looking for some material, which is perfect for this purpose. I have found ALISON courses and I am looking for similar solutions like this, where I can also take tests.

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The C Language as in what is in the K&R book isn't too hard to read and practice what's there.

It's when you go beyond what's in that book at move to real apps today that frankly I'm not using C except for embedded work and some legacy apps I wrote in 2000 to present day. All new stuff is not "C."

Tutorials and such are rather plentiful but I fear outside of embedded work or maybe drivers you may want to head to learn other languages.

Then again, I find folk that can write code but can't design an app.

Member Avatar for Jimmy_7

You can always try udemy. But, be forewarned, you have to pay before you can watch their videos, However; on the upside, the site does have promise if you stick with it..

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Or you can try lynda, which is another good site. Sadly, it is also a paid site.

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Get a copy of K&R (Kernighan and Ritchie) and read a lot of code. Then, find a mentor you can talk to when you are having problems.

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You can easily refresh your knowlege on C language by just going through C programming tutorial online.....and this will surely helps you to refresh ur knowledge

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You could always go to Rosetta Code. That link will take you to the C page with a list of problems with sample code. You could look at the problem definition (there are a large number of problems), try to code up a solution, then refer to the given solution to compare with your own.

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