beginner

[£ukasz]

i have a little problem. i am a student. i have to write in c few
algorithms. for example red&black trees, huffman code. And the main problem
for me is how to project this. what should i do first. my c language isn't
as well as it should to be.

Could You give me some advices.

Luck.

[Alf P. Steinbach]

Re: beginner

* "£ukasz" <rzesza@o2.pl > schriebt:[color=blue]
> i have a little problem. i am a student. i have to write in c few
> algorithms. for example red&black trees, huffman code. And the main problem
> for me is how to project this. what should i do first. my c language isn't
> as well as it should to be.
>
> Could You give me some advices.[/color]

Write some code. Post that _code_ and your questions about it to
the [comp.lang.c] group. If you can't get the code to compile, ask
about that, if you can't get it to work, ask about that.

Your posting is off-topic in this group on several counts, not the
least of which is that we here discuss an entirely different language.

Before posting in this group check the C++ FAQ on posting "rules",
and ditto, before posting in [comp.lang.c] check the C FAQ.

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[Bill Seurer]

Re: beginner

£ukasz wrote:
[color=blue]
> what should i do first. my c language isn't
> as well as it should to be.
>
> Could You give me some advices.[/color]

1) Learn some basic stuff before you try the more complex things you
need to do. There are many fine books for learning C.
2) Post to the correct newsgroup.