C Programming app for iPhone and iPad

If you want to learn computer programming, this is the place to start! Kevin and Bryan teach in a funny and exciting conversational style with visual explanations as they go. On occasion, they may actually tell a bad joke, sing poorly or include a ridiculous pop culture reference! But if thats ok, you will be rewarded with learning some very dry material, in a fun and exciting series of training videos.

WiBit.Net courses are based on a cumulative teaching model, so that our courses are often a continuation of a prerequisite course. Our materials are not intended to teach you how to program in a single language. We attempt to avoid duplication of prior materials, to build your skills from the C Language upwards. With this teaching model, you learn how to do something and why it is done that way! We try to make learning how to program easy and entertaining. We hope you enjoy what we have to offer!

Also, this application does not require an Internet connection, so you can learn at WiBit.Net no matter where you are!

***Disclaimer: This application only supports iPod and iPhone devices with a retina display or iPads. The is due to the minimum screen size required for the lessons to be legible.

Although ancient, C is the Mother of programming languages. It is not common for software developers to have a background in C now-a-days, however, the languages that dominate the landscape today have their roots in the C Language (Java, C#, Objective-C, C++, Perl, the list goes on). By starting your programming knowledge with the C Language you instantly place yourself in the best position possible to more effectively translate your skills into other languages.

There are 27 lessons and 128 videos in this course. Total running time is over 11 hours to complete this course end to end.

This application covers Programming in C and encompasses the following topics:
-Introduction
-Hey Buddy!
-Basic Syntax
-Output to the Console
-Variables
-Basic Math & Logical Operations
-Control Structures
-Getting to Know Your Compiler
-Arrays
-Input From the Console
-Console Color (Windows)
-Pointers
-CStrings
-Functions
-Variable Scope
-Recursion
-File I/O
-Sorting Algorithms
-Data Structures
-Memory Management
-Common C Headers
-Using your own External Files
-Preprocessor Directives
-DLL Programming
-WiBitCommandLineArgs
-WiBitLib
-WiBitConfigFile

Recommended Course Order by WiBit.Net:
1. Introduction to Computer Programming
2. Programming in C
3. Introduction to Object Oriented Programming
4. Programming in C++
5. Programming in Objective-C
6. Programming in Java