I'm a BSc Computer Science student, and I've got my second-term practical for C programming coming up on April 13, 2026. The problem is, I've never learned C or even touched it before. I heard from some juniors that I'll need to create programs that handle data, like checking if numbers are even or odd. I'm wondering if I can realistically learn this in such a short time and if anyone has tips or resources to help me out, like YouTube channels or tutorials. Any advice would be hugely appreciated. Thanks!
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I totally get where you're coming from! I was in the same boat during my first year. The good news is, the practical stuff is pretty basic—like even/odd checks, arrays, and maybe file handling. You definitely have enough time!
I recommend checking out Bro Code's C playlist on YouTube. He explains things in a really relatable way. Just remember, actually typing out the code yourself will help you way more than just copying it. That experience is what you need when you sit in front of the examiner. You're going to do great!
Thanks for the recommendation! I'll check out that playlist for sure. I'm hoping to nail this!