What do you guys think of this website for learning C?

[warlock91]

http://www.learn-c.org/

Says it's under construction... is it incomplete though? Should I turn elsewhere for a good understanding of C?

[rincewind]

Well it looks cool. I don't know if you are totaly new to C or not, but anyway you should just make some projects, here try to do these problem sets https://cs50.harvard.edu/psets , also if you don't have ideas what to make here is a decent list of projects http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/topic/78802-martyr2s-mega-project-ideas-list/

[Saw]

Here are few better places to learn it 
http://www.tutorialspoint.com/cprogramming/
For FAQ
http://c-faq.com/
I think there are already alot of tutorials over udemy.

[tjohnpok]

If you're new to C and basically asking whether the above is a good site for learning from scratch, I would strongly recommend that you'd check out some webinars or massive online open courses on that matter. Lynda and Udemy are some solid examples, although learning languages from online video tutors is quite commonplace in 2015. The benefits mainly stem from the audiovisual components incorporated into teaching, which make long-term retention of critical aspects, more effective. Good luck.

[braxton]

You can learn the c programming from tutorialspoint.com , cprogramming .com, or even from youtube.com..
But the important thing is practice..you can visit hackerrank.com
They have problems from begginer level to a Difficult level.You can practice there and get better.

[vinci]

Being a self taught programmer, I can assure you that "C++ Premier Plus" is the best choice for learning c++/C. I am glad I didn't go with those websites or those SAMS TEACH YOURSELF books that only show you the tip of iceberg while the titanic jerks off below the surface.
For a language like C++, you must not go to these websites that only have short and precise tutorials(unless you have prior programming experience and already know the concepts). Pick up a book and you will never regret. I haven't coded in C++ for the past 2 years and I can still recall pretty much everything; a little out of practice but it will take me just a little time to revise things and dwelve deeper in C++. It is because of C++ Primer Plus that today I can just pick up any programming language and start coding in it shortly because the foundations are there.