open a terminal.
[cc lang=”c” escaped=”true” width=”600″]
mkdir -p /projects/c/HelloWorld; # create a directory for the project
cd /projects/c/HelloWorld; # enter that directory
vim HelloWorld.c; # create file
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# fill it with this
[cc lang=”c” escaped=”true” width=”600″]
#include
main()
{
printf(“Hello, world!\n”);
return 0;
}
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# compile it (cc instead of gcc also works)
[cc lang=”c” escaped=”true” width=”600″]
gcc HelloWorld.c -o HelloWorld.bin;
# you should get a runnable binary file HelloWorld.bin, that you can run like this
./HelloWorld.bin; # run the binary file
# the output should be
Hello, world!
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CONGRATULATIONS! YOU JUST CREATED YOUR FIRST LINUX C PROGRAM! 🙂 AND IT’S FUCKING FAST! 😀
Now continue to part two: fist gui app in gnome
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