All the things and stuff going to be explained in this blog are my personal experiences.
When I was in my third standard, I learned HTML. I didn't know how to improve my HTML and develop it furthermore. After ten years, all thanks to the internet boom in India, I got to know how to develop high-end websites using HTML, CSS, JS, and other related stuff. When I was in my 15, my sister encouraged me to learn the C language. That was my first time to program. I learn does logic works, and a compiler works. And after a point, all thanks to the covid pandemic, I got to learn about stuff like How memory works, how computer works, internal computer components working principle like Processors so on... And then I started my coding journey with C!
Why do I recommend beginners to get started with C?
As I stated before, I started my programming journey with C. C Language is one of the easy languages. It helps to understand how to code and learn terms like data types, variables, initialization, declaration, header files, extension, file management, loops, etc.
Once you get familiar with the syntax of a programming language, you can focus on logic building and problem-solving. Most programming languages have similar terminologies. So, you won't face difficulties while learning other programming languages like C++, Java, Python, JavaScript, and others.
C makes you adapt other programming languages' syntax, memory allocation working, and other concepts easily.
Most colleges, teach you the C language in the first semester. So, it makes you feel comfortable and confident among all other your classmates.
Once you get familiar with C, python would be very easy for you. You can do Competitive programming, website building, software development, automation, and another python related stuff.
Most of the top developers say that, if C is easy for you, you can become master in any language. And also, a research report says that a person who is familiar with C has fewer chances to commit syntax errors.
To get started with C, I recommend going with Freecodecamp tutorials and reading a book - " Head First C!". I believe, these resources are more than enough to get started with C and programming.
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