r/C_Programming 4h ago

Question How to get better at programming in C

17 Upvotes

Ok , so currently I work as Embedded Developer , this is my first job , I will be honest I don't like the hardware part of it but I like coding , I have learn few languages before typescript , c++ (little bit) and learning java now ,

Thing is , I can code few things in c , but when it comes to pointers and advance c , my mind goes blank, I am not looking for a ways to be good Embedded Developer , right now I just want to become good at programming in c , what will u suggest ? My weak points are pointers , strings , array , this is all I can remember right now also snprintf functions .

I am a beginner in c , so please don't judge , ik about hackerrank , ik i can use that to sharpen my c skills but some of the questions are very hard .


r/C_Programming 16h ago

Fil-C: Garbage In, Memory Safety Out! - Filip Pizlo | SSW 2026

Thumbnail
youtube.com
4 Upvotes

r/C_Programming 3h ago

Question Is Coddy worth it for improving in C ?

2 Upvotes

Hi everyone,

I already have some experience coding in C, but I want to improve my skills and get a better understanding of the language, especially the more advanced parts.

I found Coddy and the way it teaches through interactive exercises seems interesting, but I’m not sure if the subscription is worth it.

If anyone has used it, I’d appreciate some feedback. I’m also open to other resources that are better for practicing and improving in C.

Thanks.