Try to learn programming

>Try to learn programming
>Start with C syntax, Kings modern aproach
>Bored out of my mind by bitch easy stuff and lack of solvable problems
>stop
Is there a final solution for this? Syntax seems like something one has to learn by necesity but it feels like eating wood

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choose a different hobby

Dunno, stuff like fast inverse SR looks fun

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You're probably not giving yourself enough time to internalize a concept before moving on. Make a few different number conversion apps, then a calculator app and maybe some other stuff before even touching pointers. After you get your head around pointers there are a huge amount of data structures you can practice with. Linked list is first of course, and many structures are made using a linked list as a component.

If it doesn't seem to be working for you take a look at your study habits. Many people have success with pomodoro method. Also if you're not reviewing then you're forgetting some stuff. Treat your brain well and take real notes user-kun.

I'm going to mouthfuck your waifu and then cum on the tears still running down your face

Maybe is C your problem, change language.
Try some interpreted languages, it's a matter of taste.

Write in lisp

I guess Il give it a whirl then.
my waifu is pure

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lisp.
the most popular one right now is Clojure.

consider using this if you're a newb.
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C is unnecessarily frustrating as a first language

Might be but that isnt the problem

Clojure is not a lisp.

>clojure is not a lisp
only from the perspective of long-time lisp programmers. to everyone else, clojure is a lisp.

out of curiosity, how would you categorize clojure?

From the perspective of anyone who's ever used a LIsp, it isn't a Lisp.
Cons isn't cons and car/cdr don't exist. It trips at the first hurdle.
I'd say it's Lisplike, but it isn't a Lisp.

C lacks any modern features, so you should be able to learn the syntax in like 1 hour tops.

If you don't need C's raw performance, Go is great.

Just write something, think of a project and do it.
If you don't know how to proceed read about it.

Yeah I dunno OP, I loved that textbook, especially the problems at the end of the chapters. I learned so much from them.

>lack of solvable problems
Learn it well enough to be able to solve some basic problems with it then

>Is there a final solution for this?

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>Bored out of my mind by bitch easy stuff and lack of solvable problems
>
yes there is, you are clearly a genius if you find C to be easy stuff so
why learn at all, you were probably born with all that knowledge already just remember, build your own cpu, instruction set and a language

Cmon

user, there is a difference between being able to do basic calculus and designing circuits