C Language - Easier Than It Looks
 I guess everyone (including me ) was really intimidated by the sheer volume and depth of C. I mean seriously, how am I supposed to create  a  pyramid pattern and all that stuff. Anybody typing on that black screen seemed a genius and anybody who could sort of invent a new code deserved a Nobel prize or something. But then once I  started getting the hang of the subject, I slowly started understanding it. I realized it's not geeky stuff that is all code. It's actually quite simple and something which can be easily related with the real world.
I started by associating the concepts of C with real world examples. So my variable becomes a box in which I can put different things. Similarly the notes that I make in a class turn out to be the comments which I put in the programs.The header files like stdio.h are like the parents of every element in C because they inherit stuff from them.Functions are the orders I give when I go to a restaurant. I don't know how they prepare things.. all I care about is the amazing food I get at the end. And the way I get to the restaurants is by remembering the address. for example :- Â 600 Mountain Ave, New Jersey. And this address is similar to a pointer.
So all said and done, the bottom line is that if you've ever eaten at a restaurant with your parents, scribbled in a class and handled a box, you can learn C. And yes . . I'm definitely not exaggerating the last part.
In the next post I'll discuss the different ways in which you can start learning C. Until then there's a small task for you- the address I mentioned in the post is of someone who's very closely associated with C . Try to figure out who's that. Until then, happy coding :)
