What are some practical projects to consider in trying to learn C? -

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I have seen many questions and answers so why should I learn why. I know that this is a low level, I understand how things work at that level, and this will make me a better programmer. There are some good books to read to help me learn. C.

I do not think I have some practical projects on which I can work so that I can get help in knowing how language is used. There are many examples of the books I am studying in, and they are completely useful, as far as knowledge is concerned about language. But I do not feel like I'm getting any information in "real life" examples which I can do with C.

My background: I am a college graduate who is programming programming C #. I am enjoying programming practice in C - but I feel like they are exercising. I know that I am not going to become an instant expert and I want to start wondering. I just need some tips for some things that can help me to become better, but it seems that more than just exercising. (I want to make it clear that I do not oppose doing these types of tasks to help in learning about language. I feel that I am more excited about learning if I am doing something like this. Which appears to be more pragmatic in nature.)

If this is "no real question," I really apologize, and I have questions about learning a lesson, so everything is over Has gone. I am not trying to repeat, I am sold on the idea that I should learn a language, I want to get some real ideas how I can start applying knowledge.

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Here are some ideas to try:

  1. Resolve Sudoku in the shortest possible time.
  2. Send a file using TCP on another computer (Write both server and client).
  3. Broadcast a list of public files (configured in a text file) on the UDP, and then accept the TCP connection for downloading them.
  4. A command line POP3 client.
  5. Write a memory allocation, and hook into malloc .

Congratulations on knowing C The most powerful language on earth, and will give you the basis to travel some programming buttons.


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