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I love how straightforward and honest C is. It doesn't hide any of the complexity from you, unlike languages with massive runtimes like Haskell and JS. That may or may not be to your liking, but I love it! It's like having a conversation with the computer (assembly is like having a difficult conversation that you can just barely understand).
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@aaxa it's awesome, I only read a translated version of it, but it was well understandable. You should start with this one.
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@githapppens Cool! Thanks!
From today, this beauty is 'ticking' on my desk :D
Today at school I borrowed an oscilloscope and a few capacitors and used a circuit I made at home to just demo...
My Mini-project for college. Any electronics enthusiasts here?
Although I love developing I always thought that there was something missing.
I learned Java but didn't really like it. I had spent quite some time with web development and enjoyed it but I felt like developing with JavaScript was too high level and I felt the same for Python.
So I started learning the most awesome programming language: C
I just love that I have so much control over everything and that the language is so compact and gives you just the right amount of tools you need.
I also love physics and electronics a lot and it feels awesome to first build something and then program it.
I am looking forward to design a PCB (printed circuit board) and write code for an AVR microcontroller like the Atmega328 (most arduinos use this one).
Picture of the project I am working on.
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electronics