All Linux and C theory articles in order. Linux terminal, basic commands, C variables, conditionals, loops, pointers and functions explained from scratch with comparisons to Python.
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Types and variables in C — what changes from Python and what doesn’t
Types and variables in C are the first real shock when you move from Python to C in IC2. In Python you wrote x = 5 and Python figured everything out. In C you have to declare the type, the size and the format specifier for every variable, and if you get any of them wrong the compiler either refuses…
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Basic Linux commands — the ones you use every day in IC2
Basic Linux commands are the first practical skill you need in IC2. You’ve set up Fedora in VirtualBox and understood what the terminal is, now it’s time to actually use it. This article covers the commands you’ll type every single day: navigating directories, creating folders, copying and moving files, and the ones that can delete things permanently if you’re not…
