The Unofficial C For Dummies Website

This page supports the C programming books written by Dan Gookin, as well as the C language training courses offered online at LinkedIn Learning. All coders are welcome.

I am retired, though I will continue to update my blog at least through 2028.

Recent Lessons

Back When Unions Were Useful: September 26, 2026 Over 40 years ago, using a union was common when coding an MS-DOS program.
Unions and Data Storage: September 19, 2026 The union is an odd (and dangerous) data structure, but its character lends itself to some useful info spelunking.
Building a Boolean Array: September 12, 2026 Though the array is Boolean, the data is not.
Keeping Up with the Booleans: September 5, 2026 What can you do with a Boolean value?
Booleans: August 29, 2026 George Boole would be proud.

Lessons are posted each Saturday; see the blog for all the Lessons

This Month's Exercise

The Clock Angle Problem: October 1, 2026 How many degrees are there between the big hand and the little hand?

Exercises are posted on the first of the month; see the blog for all the Exercises

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For support on my older C titles: Beginning C Programming, C All-In-One reference and C For Dummies.

Online Training

Online training is provided through Linkedin Learning, a subscription service. Click here to see my available courses. New courses are frequently available and updated.

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This site is the online companion to the various
C language titles written by Dan Gookin.