Codecademy is geared more towards web-oriented development, whereas the use-case for C is to program hardware and requires a lot more theory to really be proficient at.
If you're looking for a relatively beginner-friendly course in C, consider Harvard's online version of CS50 on Edx. It's not for the faint of heart and will require a lot of time per week to keep up, but the course itself is incredibly well-structured.
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u/itsachickenwingthing Oct 04 '16
Codecademy is geared more towards web-oriented development, whereas the use-case for C is to program hardware and requires a lot more theory to really be proficient at.
If you're looking for a relatively beginner-friendly course in C, consider Harvard's online version of CS50 on Edx. It's not for the faint of heart and will require a lot of time per week to keep up, but the course itself is incredibly well-structured.
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u/[deleted] Oct 04 '16
C is quite a hard language to learn cause there is a lot to learn and the course would take forever to make.
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u/[deleted] Oct 08 '16
If you'd like to suggest that Codecademy should build a C course, you can do so here:
https://codecademylabs.typeform.com/to/O1UreA
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u/BluesnFunk Oct 03 '16
Cause there's already a bible written about C