C_Made_Easy

A Flutter-based Android App

This app is a complete free handbook for learning Basics of C Programming language which covers important topics, notes & programs on the course. Download the App as a reference material for Computer Science, Software Engineering programs & Degree courses.

C language is a powerful general-purpose programming language. If you are new to programming then C language is the best language to start your programming journey. In practical, C programming language is used in Embedded Systems, Systems Programming, Graphic Packages.

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Features

• Contains all basic concepts of 'C' programming language.
• C programs with comments for better understanding.
• Very smooth User Interface.

• Beautiful UI with multiple themes(Coming Soon).

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Contribution is welcome! 🎉

Prerequisites☑

• Ability to use Git and Github :octocat:
• Basic knowledge of Dart and Flutter
• Willingness to learn more
• UI/UX skills are appreciable but not mandatory

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Setting up the Development Environment

• Flutter

  • Follow the instructions in the Flutter docs according to your OS.

• Visual Studio Code or any other editor supporting flutter.

  • VS Code is available here.

• Android Studio install available here.

• To set-up the development environment refer here.

Setting up the Project

• Fork the repository. Click the "Fork" button in the top right of the page.

• Clone the repository:

  • You can clone the repo to your machine using the command listed below:

    git clone https://github.com/user-name/c_made_easy

    Note: Replace "user-name" with your Github username.

• Add the upstream remote:

  • You can use the command listed below:

    git remote add upstream https://github.com/enzaimz/c_made_easy

Running the project locally

• Open the project directory in your editor.
• Click on the Debug/Run button.

Keeping the project updated

To update your local copy to the latest upstream commit, run the following commands:

• Fetch all branches of remote upstream:

  git fetch upstream

• Rewrite your master with upstream’s master using git rebase:

  git rebase upstream/master

• Push your updates to master:

  git push origin master --force or git push -f origin master

Note: make sure that "master" is your current branch.

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