Reflections on Learning C Language on the Second Day

Day One: Quantitative Research Methods in Computer Architecture.I found this class is not suitable for me at the moment. I need to start with digital electronics, computer organization principles, and C language.Hu Weiwu’s class feels unsuitable for me.

Day Two: The content covered in C language so far has been a waste of time, wasting an entire afternoon. I have learned Java, and the previous content is all nonsense. The foreign authors are verbose.Just focus on pointers, stacks, simple algorithms, storage, and memory management.

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