Answer 1

If you want you can take a look into my, so far, short Teaching C series. I'm adding more but I needed to work out some information before I continued, plus I want more people to catch onto it before it gets seriously deep:

https://code.sololearn.com/W1J8XfZ8357k/?ref=app
https://code.sololearn.com/Whg1j9QkQ7WD/?ref=app
https://code.sololearn.com/WLOIwL4M61Cj/?ref=app

Answer 2

@Abner Just FYI, C course has been requested by maaaaany SLers. You can weigh in by requesting this course via the feedback feature, though I believe SL already received enough letters for them to actually consider this.

Answer 3

@Ali Emir Kizil, newer isn't better, and they may be similar but they are not nearly the same.

Answer 4

Of course we want one thing or the other!!
I want advanced tutorials of existing languages

Answer 5

Pls we really need C. I equally support the motion for C prog to be incorporated among the courses. Would be great esp. for us that are interested in Unix.

Answer 6

I also want c and a another new course data structure using c

Answer 7

I also want, along with BASIC(QB, VB)

Answer 8

I'll check it, Sora. Thanks :)

Answer 9

I'm gonna do that, Hatsy.

Answer 10

Ali, C and C++ have very different purposes, that's why C++ hasn't replaced C, it has expanded C.

Answer 11

1: C is a midle-level language which is the mother of lot's of other popular languages (Java, C++, PHP..)

2: It is useful for acessing low level features, while our high level languages are not able to do.

3: Still very used, classically with the combination of it's child, C++ for multiple sorts of development.

4: easy understanding of syntax, as it's reference to other languages, you'll be acquainted with other languages too.

Answer 12

I want c, I want c , I want c

Answer 13

SoloLearn has the C course now:
https://www.sololearn.com/post/34110/?ref=app
Moreover, C language is available as a challenge weapon and you can submit quizzes😊🎉

Answer 14

While I'd like to learn C, I also wouldn't mind a shader language course.

I'm only saying this since I haven't been able to find any intuitive​ apps for learning GLSL, and that they're pretty intense compared to programming languages 😣.

Answer 15

C++ is newer and nearly same with C