ptrtut13 VS C

Follow this Tutorial On Pointers And Arrays In C

This book should be fine. An excellent book written by the creator of C. You can also follow this Tutorial On Pointers And Arrays In C if you need a deeper dive with pointers.

King book is the best IMHO. You can supplement it with this Tutorial On Pointers And Arrays In C

This resource is always shared here, it may be useful for you.

since you are in the subject of pointers, some time ago this reddit forum suggested me this Pointer Tutorial . It helped a lot!

Grab a copy of C programming: A Modern Approach and use it as your main course on C. Much better suited for beginners. Then Follow this Tutorial On Pointers And Arrays In C

Follow this Tutorial On Pointers And Arrays In C

Read this very helpful walkthrough on pointers here. Its pretty short and you don't need to read every part of it but reading first 6 chapters (each chapter is about a page long) will help clear pointers up. You may have to reread it a bit. Its the best explanation I have found. I struggled a bit with pointers too.

Hi OP; I was struggling with pointers a few days ago as well and someone pointed to https://github.com/jflaherty/ptrtut13/releases/download/v1.5/pointers-and-arrays-in-c-jensen-1.5.pdf and I found it really helpful. You should check it out.

K&R is up to date for C90 but the language has not changed much so it's a good book still. Better if you are an experienced developer learning C. A better book for beginners is C programming: A Modern Approach and then follow this Tutorial On Pointers And Arrays In C

C: https://github.com/TheAlgorithms/C/blob/master/sorting/merge_sort.c

prime.c

I like the awesome-algorithms link, but some of the code linked is definitely not perfect. A few questionable things from one of the header files [0] in https://github.com/TheAlgorithms/C:

- Defines a macro with no parentheses

- Uses unsigned for length and capacity (should be size_t)

- Uses () instead of (void) for an empty parameter list

- Useless use of "extern" for function declarations

- I think that leading double underscores and structures ending with _t are reserved identifiers, but I don't really have a good source for this

[0]: https://github.com/TheAlgorithms/C/blob/master/data_structur...