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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.
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,
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
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
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
and lets do write "quick assembly", we'll have entire chapter about assembly and machine code, so you can make your own language.
and lets you write "quick assembly", we'll have entire chapter about assembly and machine code, so you can make your own language.
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
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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achieve creating almost anything, and yet, you need huge set of informations to do it in more concise way. That's the tradeoff.
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,
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
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
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
and lets do write "quick assembly", we'll have entire chapter about assembly and machine code, so you can make your own language.
and lets you write "quick assembly", we'll have entire chapter about assembly and machine code, so you can make your own language.
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
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,