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Loops in C, an Emacspeak Tutorial

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Loops in C, an Emacspeak Tutorial

For loop, while loop! Why all the confusion?

I explain in my own way how loops work using basic C programming techniques to do many things in very few lines. Hopefully you don’t get payed by lines of code because that would be ridiculous.

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Pointers are often seen as this complicated thing, +but really they’re just like a home address. +You can go somewhere to find something specific. +123 Main St. is where Bob lives, +and as long as I know Bob lives there we can say “Deliver groceries to 123 Main St.” and we know this means that Bob will get his groceries.

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An Emacspeak Tutorial: Printing Text With C

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Printing in C, an Emacspeak Tutorial

“Hello World!”

The most famous incantation among programmers and software engineers since it was popularized in the 1990s by Ken Thompson and Dennis Richie. Today I will explain how to make your own “Hello World!” application in C using the Emacspeak environment for the blind and visually impaired.

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