CS50x-2021 VS Generic-C-DataStructures

Harvard's CS50 via OCW (free) is also a possibility, although Saylor's CSx00 I/II seem more practical than CSx0

Problemsets from earlier years are available with urls like this https://cs50.harvard.edu/x/2021/

https://cs50.harvard.edu/x/2021/ complete this

Maybe CS50 is a good resource. Course mateials for 2021 are available here: https://cs50.harvard.edu/x/2021/

Consider the free Harvard one - https://cs50.harvard.edu/x/2021/

He advised me that to have a better broad understanding of everything about coding today, https://cs50.harvard.edu/x/2021/

Here you are CS50 2021

Hi, I graduated with Chemical engineering and left a dead end job late last year in oil sector. I kind of dabbled in programming on and off for the 7 years before that, learning bits and pieces of C, swift, iOS development, C++, machine learning, even algorithms and data structures; but nothing really “took off”. I used to mainly code simple engineering calculators. But there’s only so many engineering calculators the world needs and so since December last year I started studying CS “properly” - I did SICP and I learnt the basics of interpreters, assembly and compilers. I wanted to gain more experience with C before I did systems so I wrote generic data structures in C, even implemented a subset of Scheme in C .

Started making a generic data structures library in C for subsequently using them to implement a basic Scheme interpreter. link

So I was just lurking on this subreddit that I found a really good link for a get-down-to-business tutorial on C: Yale CPSC 223 notes, and I finally understood macros. I was going through Crafting Interpreters where the author was using Java's generic hash tables and I got this motivation for implementing my own generic symbol table implementation in C. I wrote macros for ordinary BSTs and Sedgewick's Left Leaning Red Black trees (translating from his recursive Java implementation). In the process, I also learnt (and used) Clang's Address Sanitizer and Leak detection features to remove memory leaks.