Hiya! In this repository, you can learn C with Babbo, a monkey-like creature that spends the vast majority of its time in front of a computer screen. To use this course, click on the chapter directories (folders) and read the PDFs and/or source code associated with each lesson and chapter. Directories prefixed with a period (e.g., .hidden) have files used to generate PDFs and are unrelated to the course. Here is a summary of what is covered in this course:

• Chapter 0: Prequisites
  • In this chapter, you will learn about general programming concepts, and complete the tasks you need to start coding in C on your computer. No coding is performed in this chapter.
• Chapter 1: Hello World!
  • This chapter gives a C implementation of "Hello, World!", one of the most common ways to introduce a language and give ideas about the syntax and complexity of the language.
• Chapter 2: Variables and Data Types
  • Here we start building more interesting, but still basic, programs. We will get into the habit of printing to the console through C to confirm our understanding and aid our intuitions about variables and the types of data they represent.
• Chapter 3: Command Line Input and Output
  • This short chapter shifts away from exposition and introduces a mechanism for producing potential useful programs: user interaction with the command line.
• Chapter 4: Functions
  • This chapter finally explains what functions are, and how to define and use them.
• Chapter 5: Conditionals
  • This chapter introduces conditional statements, which allow us to choose whether to execute some portions of our code based on prior conditions.