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achieve creating almost anything, and yet, you need huge set of informations to do it in more concise way. That's the tradeoff. |
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Either learn very small subset of "building materials" and "architecture", then proceed building sewers, roads, houses, malls, factories, skyscrapers and in the end create a town, |
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or learn huge set of "pre-made houses, pre-made factories, pre-made road blocks", and create a same-looking town. If you use any kind of library functions, even the one's we'll |
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or learn huge set of "pre-made houses, pre-made factories, pre-made road blocks", and create a same-looking town. If you use any kind of library functions, even the ones we'll |
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use in some parts of this program, you'll end up as a "interior designer" rather than an "architect". C programming language is the minimal kind of tool that's widely supported |
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and lets do write "quick assembly", we'll have entire chapter about assembly and machine code, so you can make your own language. |
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and lets you write "quick assembly", we'll have entire chapter about assembly and machine code, so you can make your own language. |
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We're dealing with a low-level functional (and procedural) programming language called C. So, disengage all safety protocols, think twice, write once, enter the Great C and learn |
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to sail on it after some practice. This will never be a book. It has no readers. It's not even printed. It's pages are files. It's cover is a folder. This will never be a book. I, |
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