Where to learn C programming language

Personally, I don't like learning on the web. I prefer books. For C, there is nothing better than Dennis Ritchie and Brian Kernighan's book The C Programming Language (I'm unable to link to Amazon because of privileges). It is one of the greatest classics of computer science. Of course, I'd encourage people to buy the book but I'm quite certain a PDF copy can be easily on the web. Piracy is a gray issue for me; I support authors, but I'm often broke and need to know whether a book is worth it or not.

 

I usually learn c++ from this app.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sololearn
It doesn't have a C course though.

So my reply is obviously absurd.

 

Programmer jobs no longer have the prestige or the big salaries that they used to. They're now derided as "code monkeys"
out in the real world jobs.

 

Doesn't mean it isn't worth learning. You can still do cool shit with it regardless of how it pays.

 

I would rec9mmend against C language.If you want to begin with programming try JavaScript first (help you in web dev also) Then do core language like Java.If you feel Java is stupid then go for python or any Functional Programming language.

BEFORE ALL THIS JUST DECIDE WHERE YOU WANT TO END UP IN Industry .then select appropriate language.

C is only good for embedded programming and those freaks who think writing the fastest running code is their life(Of course you can earn a lot if you are a master in C.You will be" God "programmer.But for begineer C is not good choice.