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# C Programs For Everybody To Try!
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_`Last Updated: April 25' 2021`_
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## Introduction:
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Here are programs that every budding programmer who is learning to code in C should start with.
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These programs are a compilation of many different types of programs and levels of programming you should try.
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You can use the table in Order Of Programs file to find the order in which it is best to program in.
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## Pre-Requisites:
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1. A coding IDE or just use the CMD/Terminal on your Windows Pc/Mac respectively (I used VS Code for this).
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2. Check that C/C++ Extension is properly installed in your system/VS Code and the Path to C/C++ is integratively set in your system.
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3. Start by trying to create the program by yourself if you encounter any problems refer to the code in the program file,
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if the problem still persist then create a issue or use Google/Stack Overlflow for help.
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4. Done! You have successfully created the program in C by your own.
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Note: All the exe files are provided to make sure the program code runs when I create them (Tested on Windows 10).
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