C programming for beginners - Part I: Learn to program in C from scratch

This is a programming book for beginners. Someone with no programming experience should be able to learn C from scratch.

This book is the first part of a series of three books:

C Programming for beginners. Part I.
C Programming for beginners. Part II.
Advanced programming in C.

The book is written in an easy to understand and clear language and there are many examples that will help understanding C.

The code follows the Standard C so any compiler can be used. All the examples have been tested using the GNU GCC compiler and Geany as IDE.

Contents of C programming for beginners – Part I:

Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Displaying text on the screen.
Chapter 3. Data types.
Chapter 4. Constants (use of #define).
Chapter 5. Data handling (operators).
Chapter 6. Interacting with the user.
Chapter 7. Flow control sentences.
Chapter 8. Introduction to functions.
Chapter 9. Pointers.
Chapter 10. Arrays.
Chapter 11. Multidimensional Arrays.
Chapter 12. Strings.

Contents of C programming for beginners – Part II (available soon):

Chapter 13. Functions (advanced).
Chapter 14. Structures
Chapter 15. Unions and enumerations.
Chapter 16. Dynamic memory allocation.
Chapter 17. Using our own data types
Chapter 18. Redirecting
Chapter 19. File reading
Chapter 20. Writing to files
Chapter 21. Other file handling functions
Chapter 22. Linked lists
Chapter 23. Memory allocation with multidimensional arrays.