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	* It won't happen overnight, be patient, if you feel yourself getting frustrated, take a break. Go for a walk, smoke a bowl or whatever you do to relax. This isn't the easiest thing you'll do in your life but I assure you that if you stick with it, you'll be thankful you put the work in.		* It won't happen overnight, be patient, if you feel yourself getting frustrated, take a break. Go for a walk, smoke a bowl or whatever you do to relax. This isn't the easiest thing you'll do in your life but I assure you that if you stick with it, you'll be thankful you put the work in.
	* Use your new found knowledge! There's no point learning a language and not doing anything else. Write (useful) programs, help others and generally help the community.		* Use your new found knowledge! There's no point learning a language and not doing anything else. Write (useful) programs, help others and generally help the community.
	* '''Download the Kernighan and Ritchie C book''': <s>[http://www.51cnnet.com/ebook/660-the-c-programming-language Link]</s> ~~Unarchivable due to Captcha~~ -- This will teach you all you need to know to code in C.		* '''Download the Kernighan and Ritchie C book''': <s>[http://www.51cnnet.com/ebook/660-the-c-programming-language Link]</s> Dead -- This will teach you all you need to know to code in C.
	* You can find more books on C, C++ and C# at https://web.archive.org/web/20111221032135/http://www.51cnnet.com/		* You can find more books on C, C++ and C# at https://web.archive.org/web/20111221032135/http://www.51cnnet.com/
	* Use [https://libgen.li/ libgen] for your pirating needs		* Use [https://libgen.li/ libgen] for your pirating needs
	* Ask for help in /pr/ on [http://99chan.org/pr 99Chan] and /halp/ on [http://7chan.org/halp 7Chan]		* Ask for help in /pr/ on [http://99chan.org/pr 99Chan] and /halp/ on [http://7chan.org/halp 7Chan]
	* [https://git.coom.tech/drummyfish/less_retarded_wiki/src/branch/master/c_tutorial.md ~~Brief~~ C tutorial]		* [https://git.coom.tech/drummyfish/less_retarded_wiki/src/branch/master/c_tutorial.md Here is a brief C tutorial]

	=C#=		=C#=
	This is a faggot version of C by Microsoft that actually is closer to Java. It ~~runs in a visual environment~~ similar to ~~Visual Basic~~.		This is a faggot version of C by Microsoft that actually is closer to Java. It is bytecode-interpreted similar to Java. It forms the basis of all things .NET. It is frequently used by [[Trannies\|gamedevs]].

	=Ancient Tradition=		=Ancient Tradition=

Negroes at 20:00, 13 February 2026

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	* It won't happen overnight, be patient, if you feel yourself getting frustrated, take a break. Go for a walk, smoke a bowl or whatever you do to relax. This isn't the easiest thing you'll do in your life but I assure you that if you stick with it, you'll be thankful you put the work in.		* It won't happen overnight, be patient, if you feel yourself getting frustrated, take a break. Go for a walk, smoke a bowl or whatever you do to relax. This isn't the easiest thing you'll do in your life but I assure you that if you stick with it, you'll be thankful you put the work in.
	* Use your new found knowledge! There's no point learning a language and not doing anything else. Write (useful) programs, help others and generally help the community.		* Use your new found knowledge! There's no point learning a language and not doing anything else. Write (useful) programs, help others and generally help the community.
	* '''Download the Kernighan and Ritchie C book''': [http://www.51cnnet.com/ebook/660-the-c-programming-language Link] -- This will teach you all you need to know to code in C.		* '''Download the Kernighan and Ritchie C book''': <s>[http://www.51cnnet.com/ebook/660-the-c-programming-language Link]</s> Unarchivable due to Captcha -- This will teach you all you need to know to code in C.
	* You can find more books on C, C++ and C# at http://www.51cnnet.com/		* You can find more books on C, C++ and C# at https://web.archive.org/web/20111221032135/http://www.51cnnet.com/
			* Use [https://libgen.li/ libgen] for your pirating needs
	* Ask for help in /pr/ on [http://99chan.org/pr 99Chan] and /halp/ on [http://7chan.org/halp 7Chan]		* Ask for help in /pr/ on [http://99chan.org/pr 99Chan] and /halp/ on [http://7chan.org/halp 7Chan]
	* [https://git.coom.tech/drummyfish/less_retarded_wiki/src/branch/master/c_tutorial.md Brief C tutorial]		* [https://git.coom.tech/drummyfish/less_retarded_wiki/src/branch/master/c_tutorial.md Brief C tutorial]

Negroes at 19:51, 13 February 2026

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	==Unix/Linux/BSD==		==Unix/Linux/BSD==
	It's likely that you already have a compiler such as gcc installed. To be sure, go to the command line and type "gcc" (minus the quotes of course). If you get the response "no input files", you're good. If you do get an error then I suggest you install it now from http://gcc.gnu.org/ or your distribution's package manager. The latter course of action is preferable, because compiling it takes forever--it took 4 hours on a first generation MacBook. For Ubuntu users, use 'sudo apt-get install build-essential', as this will give you everything you need to compile C.		It's likely that you already have a compiler such as gcc installed. To be sure, go to the command line and type "gcc" or "cc" (minus the quotes of course). If you get the response "no input files", you're good. If you do get an error then I suggest you install it now from http://gcc.gnu.org/ or your distribution's package manager. The latter course of action is preferable, because compiling it takes forever--it took 4 hours on a first generation MacBook. For Ubuntu users, use 'sudo apt-get install build-essential', as this will give you everything you need to compile C.

	The majority of Unix and Linux programmers don't use an IDE, but rather prefer the text-based interfaces provided by the GNU utilities, which are included with most Unix/Linux operating systems. Emacs can also be set up with [http://anonym.to/http://cc-mode.sourceforge.net/ CC mode] which will help with editing and compiling C and C-like languages with all the power (and confusion) of emacs! Of course, if you're not gay and have no interest in learning Lisp to learn C, vi/vim works just as well without the overhead.		The majority of Unix and Linux programmers don't use an IDE, but rather prefer the text-based interfaces provided by the GNU utilities, which are included with most Unix/Linux operating systems. Emacs can also be set up with [http://anonym.to/http://cc-mode.sourceforge.net/ CC mode] which will help with editing and compiling C and C-like languages with all the power (and confusion) of emacs! Of course, if you're not gay and have no interest in learning Lisp to learn C, vi/vim works just as well without the overhead.

	You can also get Anjuta IDE, get it from Add/Remove programs or sudo apt-get install anjuta or yum install anjuta. This particular IDE is fully integrated with GNU's Autotools, and will produce source tarballs that Unix users expect. The environment is fully integrated with the GNOME desktop, and thus will look like shit on KDE. It'll also let you configure a graphical front-end that will look and feel like it belongs in GNOME/Xfce.		You can also get Anjuta IDE, get it from Add/Remove programs or sudo apt-get install anjuta or yum install anjuta. This particular IDE is fully integrated with GNU's Autotools, and will produce source tarballs that Unix users expect. The environment is fully integrated with the GNOME desktop, and thus will look like shit on KDE. It'll also let you configure a graphical front-end that will look and feel like it belongs in GNOME/Xfce.

			Code::Blocks also exists for POSIX OSes.

	For KDE users, there is KDevelop, which is made by the KDE people. It'll look better in KDE than Anjuta, and provides a similar feature set, but with support for Qt based graphical interfaces instead of Glade/GTK2 graphics.		For KDE users, there is KDevelop, which is made by the KDE people. It'll look better in KDE than Anjuta, and provides a similar feature set, but with support for Qt based graphical interfaces instead of Glade/GTK2 graphics.

90.200.106.164: /* Get started */

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	* It won't happen overnight, be patient, if you feel yourself getting frustrated, take a break. Go for a walk, smoke a bowl or whatever you do to relax. This isn't the easiest thing you'll do in your life but I assure you that if you stick with it, you'll be thankful you put the work in.		* It won't happen overnight, be patient, if you feel yourself getting frustrated, take a break. Go for a walk, smoke a bowl or whatever you do to relax. This isn't the easiest thing you'll do in your life but I assure you that if you stick with it, you'll be thankful you put the work in.
	* Use your new found knowledge! There's no point learning a language and not doing anything else. Write (useful) programs, help others and generally help the community.		* Use your new found knowledge! There's no point learning a language and not doing anything else. Write (useful) programs, help others and generally help the community.
	* ~~Pick up some good~~ C ~~reference manuals~~, and ~~other books~~. ~~Take a course~~. ~~Do something~~.		* '''Download the Kernighan and Ritchie C book''': [http://www.51cnnet.com/ebook/660-the-c-programming-language Link] -- This will teach you all you need to know to code in C.
			* You can find more books on C, C++ and C# at http://www.51cnnet.com/
			* Ask for help in /pr/ on [http://99chan.org/pr 99Chan] and /halp/ on [http://7chan.org/halp 7Chan]

	=C#=		=C#=

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Microsoft Windows

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	* [http://anonym.to/http://www.microsoft.com/express/download/#webInstall Microsoft Visual Studio Express] - you want the C++ version.		* [http://anonym.to/http://www.microsoft.com/express/download/#webInstall Microsoft Visual Studio Express] - you want the C++ version.
	* [http://anonym.to/http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/dev-cpp/devcpp-4.9.9.2_setup.exe ~~DevC~~++] - it uses an ancient version of GCC, so beware.		* [http://anonym.to/http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/dev-cpp/devcpp-4.9.9.2_setup.exe Dev-C++] - GNU free, it uses an ancient version of GCC, so beware.
			* [http://anonym.to/http://wxdsgn.sourceforge.net/ wxDev-C++] - GNU free, like Dev-C++ but you can use any compiler you want (i.e. a more modern version of GCC).
			* [http://anonym.to/http://www.codeblocks.org/ Code::Blocks] - GNU free, supports plugins.
	* [http://anonym.to/http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/download.php?file=/technology/epp/downloads/release/europa/winter/eclipse-cpp-europa-winter-win32.zip Eclipse] - Eclipse handles more than just C/C++ through its extensive plugins system.		* [http://anonym.to/http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/download.php?file=/technology/epp/downloads/release/europa/winter/eclipse-cpp-europa-winter-win32.zip Eclipse] - Eclipse handles more than just C/C++ through its extensive plugins system.
	* [http://anonym.to/ftp://www.go-mono.com/archive/1.9/windows-installer/4/mono-1.9-gtksharp-2.10.4-win32-4.exe MonoDevelop] also provides supports .Net frameworks. <-- b0rked, there's no username/password to the ftp		* [http://anonym.to/ftp://www.go-mono.com/archive/1.9/windows-installer/4/mono-1.9-gtksharp-2.10.4-win32-4.exe MonoDevelop] also provides supports .Net frameworks. <-- b0rked, there's no username/password to the ftp

189.169.75.67 at 14:04, 29 November 2010

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	OK you guys, so basically the first thing you should know about the C programming language is that it is fucked beyond belief. It was designed in the late 60s, when computers were fucking slow as hell, and half the programmers were high ALL THE TIME. Dennis Ritchie, one of the inventors of C, definitely had to be high most of the time. Seriously, just like, go fucking read some of the shit he wrote back then. He tries to sound like he's all mysterious and wizardly, but really he's just a fucking pothead or something. Maybe. I dunno. Anyway, enjoy fucking around with header files, buffer overflows, and various other shit that only a 40-year-old, almost-assembly programming language can offer. yeah, I heard C is "fast" and shit, so maybe that's good. Whatever, do whatever the fuck you want.		OK you guys, so basically the first thing you should know about the C programming language is that it is fucked beyond belief. It was designed in the late 60s, when computers were fucking slow as hell, and half the programmers were high ALL THE TIME. Dennis Ritchie, one of the inventors of C, definitely had to be high most of the time. Seriously, just like, go fucking read some of the shit he wrote back then. He tries to sound like he's all mysterious and wizardly, but really he's just a fucking pothead or something. Maybe. I dunno. Anyway, enjoy fucking around with header files, buffer overflows, and various other shit that only a 40-year-old, almost-assembly programming language can offer. yeah, I heard C is "fast" and shit, so maybe that's good. Whatever, do whatever the fuck you want.

	The above being said, C is still pretty much the common language amongst programmers, and despite its faults is beloved amongst them. ~~Most~~ exploits are published in C, and therefore reading it will be of great use if you have any intention of doing more serious programming.		The above being said, C is still pretty much the common language amongst programmers, and despite its faults is beloved amongst them. C is taught in every single computer science major, all computer scientists know C, most exploits are published in C, and therefore reading it will be of great use if you have any intention of doing more serious programming.

	'''The main aim of this tutorial is to provide you with the knowledge needed to not only write your own programs, but also to correct errors in others' programs.'''		'''The main aim of this tutorial is to provide you with the knowledge needed to not only write your own programs, but also to correct errors in others' programs.'''

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	Which is, well, not exactly what we're looking for.		Which is, well, not exactly what we're looking for.

	But why does this shit ~~happens~~? It's because that after the end of a command, it positions an "invisible" cursor at the end of the text, and that's why it writes right after finishing the first line. We solve this with a new line, or "\n", that makes the cursor go into the next line. We will have something like this:		But why does this shit happen? It's because that after the end of a command, it positions an "invisible" cursor at the end of the text, and that's why it writes right after finishing the first line. We solve this with a new line, or "\n", that makes the cursor go into the next line. We will have something like this:

	#include <stdio.h>		#include <stdio.h>

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	Windows C compilers are ubiquitous and many of them do the exact same job. Unfortunately, most of them cost assloads of cash for the full version. Here's a listing of integrated development environments that support C on Windows, along with download links for the free ones.		Windows C compilers are ubiquitous and many of them do the exact same job. Unfortunately, most of them cost assloads of cash for the full version. Here's a listing of integrated development environments that support C on Windows, along with download links for the free ones.

	* [~~http~~://www.microsoft.com/express/download/#webInstall Microsoft Visual Studio Express] - you want the C++ version.		* [https://www.microsoft.com/express/download/#webInstall Microsoft Visual Studio Express] - you want the C++ version.
	* [~~http~~://~~prdownloads.~~sourceforge.net/dev-cpp/~~devcpp-4.9.9.2_setup.exe~~ Dev-C++] - GNU free, it uses an ancient version of GCC, so beware.		* [https://sourceforge.net/projects/dev-cpp/ Dev-C++] - GNU free, it uses an ancient version of GCC, so beware.
	* [~~http~~://wxdsgn.sourceforge.net/ wxDev-C++] - GNU free, like Dev-C++ but you can use any compiler you want (i.e. a more modern version of GCC).		* [https://wxdsgn.sourceforge.net/ wxDev-C++] - GNU free, like Dev-C++ but you can use any compiler you want (i.e. a more modern version of GCC).
	* [~~http~~://www.codeblocks.org/ Code::Blocks] - GNU free, supports plugins.		* [https://www.codeblocks.org/ Code::Blocks] - GNU free, supports plugins.
	* [~~http~~://www.eclipse.org/downloads/~~download.php?file=/technology/epp/downloads/release/europa/winter/eclipse-cpp-europa-winter-win32.zip~~ Eclipse] - Eclipse handles more than just C/C++ through its extensive plugins system.		* [https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ Eclipse] - Eclipse handles more than just C/C++ through its extensive plugins system.
	* [~~ftp~~://www.~~go-mono~~.com/~~archive~~/~~1.9/windows-installer/4/mono-1.9-gtksharp-2.10.4-win32-4.exe~~ MonoDevelop] also provides supports .Net frameworks. ~~<-- b0rked, there's no username/password to the ftp~~		* [https://www.monodevelop.com/download/ MonoDevelop] also provides supports .Net frameworks.
	* [~~http~~://~~www~~.~~netbeans~~.org/~~features~~/~~cpp~~/~~index.html~~ NetBeans] - it isn't just for Java anymore.		* [https://netbeans.apache.org/tutorial/main/kb/docs/cnd/ NetBeans] - it isn't just for Java anymore.

	My recommendation would probably be to go with MonoDevelop, which supports the full .Net stack without shelling out for Visual Studio. That said, Visual Studio does have its perks, particularly when you're using functions listed in Windows.h (which, generally speaking, you shouldn't do).		My recommendation would probably be to go with MonoDevelop, which supports the full .Net stack without shelling out for Visual Studio. That said, Visual Studio does have its perks, particularly when you're using functions listed in Windows.h (which, generally speaking, you shouldn't do).

	==Unix/Linux/BSD==		==Unix/Linux/BSD==
	It's likely that you already have a compiler such as gcc installed. To be sure, go to the command line and type "gcc" or "cc" (minus the quotes of course). If you get the response "no input files", you're good. If you do get an error then I suggest you install it now from ~~http~~://gcc.gnu.org/ or your distribution's package manager. The latter course of action is preferable, because compiling it takes forever--it took 4 hours on a first generation MacBook. For Ubuntu users, use 'sudo apt-get install build-essential', as this will give you everything you need to compile C.		It's likely that you already have a compiler such as gcc installed. To be sure, go to the command line and type "gcc" or "cc" (minus the quotes of course). If you get the response "no input files", you're good. If you do get an error then I suggest you install it now from https://gcc.gnu.org/ or your distribution's package manager. The latter course of action is preferable, because compiling it takes forever--it took 4 hours on a first generation MacBook. For Ubuntu users, use 'sudo apt-get install build-essential', as this will give you everything you need to compile C.

	The majority of Unix and Linux programmers don't use an IDE, but rather prefer the text-based interfaces provided by the GNU utilities, which are included with most Unix/Linux operating systems. Emacs can also be set up with [~~http://anonym.to/http~~://cc-mode.sourceforge.net/ CC mode] which will help with editing and compiling C and C-like languages with all the power (and confusion) of emacs! Of course, if you're not gay and have no interest in learning Lisp to learn C, vi/vim works just as well without the overhead.		The majority of Unix and Linux programmers don't use an IDE, but rather prefer the text-based interfaces provided by the GNU utilities, which are included with most Unix/Linux operating systems. Emacs can also be set up with [https://cc-mode.sourceforge.net/ CC mode] which will help with editing and compiling C and C-like languages with all the power (and confusion) of emacs! Of course, if you're not gay and have no interest in learning Lisp to learn C, vi/vim works just as well without the overhead.

	You can also get Anjuta IDE, get it from Add/Remove programs or sudo apt-get install anjuta or yum install anjuta. This particular IDE is fully integrated with GNU's Autotools, and will produce source tarballs that Unix users expect. The environment is fully integrated with the GNOME desktop, and thus will look like shit on KDE. It'll also let you configure a graphical front-end that will look and feel like it belongs in GNOME/Xfce.		You can also get Anjuta IDE, get it from Add/Remove programs or sudo apt-get install anjuta or yum install anjuta. This particular IDE is fully integrated with GNU's Autotools, and will produce source tarballs that Unix users expect. The environment is fully integrated with the GNOME desktop, and thus will look like shit on KDE. It'll also let you configure a graphical front-end that will look and feel like it belongs in GNOME/Xfce.
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	* You can find more books on C, C++ and C# at https://web.archive.org/web/20111221032135/http://www.51cnnet.com/		* You can find more books on C, C++ and C# at https://web.archive.org/web/20111221032135/http://www.51cnnet.com/
	* Use [https://libgen.li/ libgen] for your pirating needs		* Use [https://libgen.li/ libgen] for your pirating needs
	* Ask for help in /pr/ on [~~http~~://99chan.org/pr 99Chan] and /halp/ on [~~http~~://7chan.org/halp 7Chan]		* Ask for help in /pr/ on [https://99chan.org/pr 99Chan] and /halp/ on [https://7chan.org/halp 7Chan]
	* [https://git.coom.tech/drummyfish/less_retarded_wiki/src/branch/master/c_tutorial.md Here is a brief C tutorial]		* [https://git.coom.tech/drummyfish/less_retarded_wiki/src/branch/master/c_tutorial.md Here is a brief C tutorial]

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	Line 3: The open curly brace here opens the primary code block for the main function. That's all it does.		Line 3: The open curly brace here opens the primary code block for the main function. That's all it does.

	Line 4: printf() prints shit to the screen through a terminal emulator. The arguments it takes consist of a string in double quotes with special symbols for variables, followed by the list of variables in the order they're used. A full explanation of the function can be found [~~http~~://~~anonym.to/http://www.~~cplusplus.com/reference~~/clibrary~~/cstdio/printf~~.html~~ here].		Line 4: printf() prints shit to the screen through a terminal emulator. The arguments it takes consist of a string in double quotes with special symbols for variables, followed by the list of variables in the order they're used. A full explanation of the function can be found [https://cplusplus.com/reference/cstdio/printf/ here].

	Line 5: Here, we return the integer that the main function expects, namely 0.		Line 5: Here, we return the integer that the main function expects, namely 0.

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	Windows C compilers are ubiquitous and many of them do the exact same job. Unfortunately, most of them cost assloads of cash for the full version. Here's a listing of integrated development environments that support C on Windows, along with download links for the free ones.		Windows C compilers are ubiquitous and many of them do the exact same job. Unfortunately, most of them cost assloads of cash for the full version. Here's a listing of integrated development environments that support C on Windows, along with download links for the free ones.

	* [~~http://anonym.to/~~http://www.microsoft.com/express/download/#webInstall Microsoft Visual Studio Express] - you want the C++ version.		* [http://www.microsoft.com/express/download/#webInstall Microsoft Visual Studio Express] - you want the C++ version.
	* [~~http://anonym.to/~~http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/dev-cpp/devcpp-4.9.9.2_setup.exe Dev-C++] - GNU free, it uses an ancient version of GCC, so beware.		* [http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/dev-cpp/devcpp-4.9.9.2_setup.exe Dev-C++] - GNU free, it uses an ancient version of GCC, so beware.
	* [~~http://anonym.to/~~http://wxdsgn.sourceforge.net/ wxDev-C++] - GNU free, like Dev-C++ but you can use any compiler you want (i.e. a more modern version of GCC).		* [http://wxdsgn.sourceforge.net/ wxDev-C++] - GNU free, like Dev-C++ but you can use any compiler you want (i.e. a more modern version of GCC).
	* [~~http://anonym.to/~~http://www.codeblocks.org/ Code::Blocks] - GNU free, supports plugins.		* [http://www.codeblocks.org/ Code::Blocks] - GNU free, supports plugins.
	* [~~http://anonym.to/~~http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/download.php?file=/technology/epp/downloads/release/europa/winter/eclipse-cpp-europa-winter-win32.zip Eclipse] - Eclipse handles more than just C/C++ through its extensive plugins system.		* [http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/download.php?file=/technology/epp/downloads/release/europa/winter/eclipse-cpp-europa-winter-win32.zip Eclipse] - Eclipse handles more than just C/C++ through its extensive plugins system.
	* [~~http://anonym.to/~~ftp://www.go-mono.com/archive/1.9/windows-installer/4/mono-1.9-gtksharp-2.10.4-win32-4.exe MonoDevelop] also provides supports .Net frameworks. <-- b0rked, there's no username/password to the ftp		* [ftp://www.go-mono.com/archive/1.9/windows-installer/4/mono-1.9-gtksharp-2.10.4-win32-4.exe MonoDevelop] also provides supports .Net frameworks. <-- b0rked, there's no username/password to the ftp
	* [~~http://anonym.to/~~http://www.netbeans.org/features/cpp/index.html NetBeans] - it isn't just for Java anymore.		* [http://www.netbeans.org/features/cpp/index.html NetBeans] - it isn't just for Java anymore.

	My recommendation would probably be to go with MonoDevelop, which supports the full .Net stack without shelling out for Visual Studio. That said, Visual Studio does have its perks, particularly when you're using functions listed in Windows.h (which, generally speaking, you shouldn't do).		My recommendation would probably be to go with MonoDevelop, which supports the full .Net stack without shelling out for Visual Studio. That said, Visual Studio does have its perks, particularly when you're using functions listed in Windows.h (which, generally speaking, you shouldn't do).
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	* You can find more books on C, C++ and C# at http://www.51cnnet.com/		* You can find more books on C, C++ and C# at http://www.51cnnet.com/
	* Ask for help in /pr/ on [http://99chan.org/pr 99Chan] and /halp/ on [http://7chan.org/halp 7Chan]		* Ask for help in /pr/ on [http://99chan.org/pr 99Chan] and /halp/ on [http://7chan.org/halp 7Chan]
			* [https://git.coom.tech/drummyfish/less_retarded_wiki/src/branch/master/c_tutorial.md Brief C tutorial]

	=C#=		=C#=
	This is ~~the .NET~~ version of C. It runs in a visual environment similar to Visual Basic.		This is a faggot version of C by Microsoft that actually is closer to Java. It runs in a visual environment similar to Visual Basic.

	=Ancient Tradition=		=Ancient Tradition=