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OP
Liverpool_fan

Liverpool_fan

Sami Hyypiä, LFC legend
Each and every of your question has been covered in the FIRST page itself. Are you that lazy not to actually read the thread? How do you expect others not be equally lazy as you?
 
akii17kr

akii17kr

Journeyman
"Keep away from books with Non-Standard code, basically just flip through it and if you see void main() or conio.h in it, just keep it back in the shelf"

man dis is true ???
I mean previous year I joined aptech computer education centre for learning c language as I m in 2nd yr btech cse NW and previous year I m in 1st year and join aptech for learning basics of c dat will help me in my fcpc subject(computer subject)

and they hv taught me in dis way -

#include<studio.h>
#inlcude<conio.h>
void main()
{
clrscr();
print.........and so on and after writing all codes it ends with..

getch();
}


and after reading da 1st thread I m shocked by dose lines and also shocked by da advice given by u dat to don’t read let us c by yasahvant kanetkar


bcz in my college day teacher also suggested all students let us c and also teaching way of c is da same way of void main and conio which I HV been guided by aptech and and and also we r doin c in TC BOTH IN COLLEGE AND APTECH


so man wtf is dis goin on wid US ???
if college and aptech centre is guiding wrong to us ??......in fact in most of engineering colleges its been taught in dis way....


so who is correct and who is wrong ??

after graduation in which way we hv 2 do programming in jobs ??
 
nbaztec

nbaztec

Master KOD3R
akii17kr said:
"Keep away from books with Non-Standard code, basically just flip through it and if you see void main() or conio.h in it, just keep it back in the shelf"

man dis is true ???
I mean previous year I joined aptech computer education centre for learning c language as I m in 2nd yr btech cse NW and previous year I m in 1st year and join aptech for learning basics of c dat will help me in my fcpc subject(computer subject)

and they hv taught me in dis way -

#include<studio.h>
#inlcude<conio.h>
void main()
{
clrscr();
print.........and so on and after writing all codes it ends with..

getch();
}


and after reading da 1st thread I m shocked by dose lines and also shocked by da advice given by u dat to don’t read let us c by yasahvant kanetkar


bcz in my college day teacher also suggested all students let us c and also teaching way of c is da same way of void main and conio which I HV been guided by aptech and and and also we r doin c in TC BOTH IN COLLEGE AND APTECH


so man wtf is dis goin on wid US ???
if college and aptech centre is guiding wrong to us ??......in fact in most of engineering colleges its been taught in dis way....


so who is correct and who is wrong ??

after graduation in which we we hv 2 do programming in jobs ??
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Sorry, I don't speak gangsta. Try English.
 
akii17kr

akii17kr

Journeyman
nbaztec said:
Dat stff rite dere is no English. dat is no make ny snse. dis is English if dat is too.
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I m saying dat u r recommended da foreign author books for learning c ...
OK. datz gud
but in my college teachers suggested for let us c by yashavant kanetkar and according to u dat book is bad... isn't ???


and also

there is also written in first post of page that "Keep away from books with Non-Standard code, basically just flip through it and if you see void main() or conio.h in it, just keep it back in the shelf"


but in coaching centre where I learn c they have taught me in dis way in which way u r telling to avoid..


so who rite and who wrong ??
 
OP
Liverpool_fan

Liverpool_fan

Sami Hyypiä, LFC legend
No we are all liars working for illuminati and want to put a bad name to Indian colleges. :lol:

Enough. We are not sitting here to reply to stubborn idiotic crap. No more of this shite here. Next please.
 
skeletor

skeletor

Super Moderator
Staff member
akii17kr said:
but in coaching centre where I learn c they have taught me in dis way in which way u r telling to avoid..


so who rite and who wrong ??
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The whole of India, all colleges and coaching centres are wrong.

The first post is right.

Secondly, stop posting in SMS lingo. "dis" "u" "r" "datz"... replace them with proper English words.

No more discussion on this in this thread. :)
 
akii17kr

akii17kr

Journeyman
ico said:
The whole of India, all colleges and coaching centres are wrong.

The first post is right.

Secondly, stop posting in SMS lingo. "dis" "u" "r" "datz"... replace them with proper English words.

No more discussion on this in this thread. :)
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chill its fine....

Liverpool_fan said:
No we are all liars working for illuminati and want to put a bad name to Indian colleges. :lol:

Enough. We are not sitting here to reply to stubborn idiotic crap. No more of this shite here. Next please.
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well dude I only asked this because teachers taught in different way..
just clarifying and nothing else...

don"t take it to your heart..

chill and work on your spellings..
 
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Desmond

Desmond

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Admin
Sorry, but I've been out of touch with C for a long time now. Can anyone tell me what's wrong with conio.h? I mean, I know that its hard to use it in gcc (you have to use ncurses or something like that instead, if I am not wrong).

Also, what's wrong with "void main()"?
 
nbaztec

nbaztec

Master KOD3R
DeSmOnD dAvId said:
Sorry, but I've been out of touch with C for a long time now. Can anyone tell me what's wrong with conio.h? I mean, I know that its hard to use it in gcc (you have to use ncurses or something like that instead, if I am not wrong).

Also, what's wrong with "void main()"?
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conio.h in itself isn't bad but being a non-standard library of obsolete functions, it is highly discouraged to use it.

void main(), while being non-standard too, can cause run-time errors if the underlying system is expecting the return value.
 
rahul_c

rahul_c

Journeyman
So I read Head First C thanks to my friend and I really liked its format, presentation. But it says that "This book assumes you have seen things like loops and variables in some other language, if not we suggest you to start with Head First Programming."

I've no experience whatsoever, will it cause any problems? Should I get both Head first books?
 
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