Hello friends I am a software engineer and in c programming testing team at 'Adobe systems' have made a new website on c programming.Now it mainly have tutorials for beginners.Soon will have advance section also
I need reviews of my website.How is it and what changes should i make .Thanks

following is my website
http://www.cprogramming.tk

You really need to change your "What do we need" section. Borland/Turbo C++ are old and no longer being supported, and neither is Dev-C++.

Also, you're suggesting the use of C++ IDEs for C programming? That's a no-go. :/

More modern and/or suitable options for Windows might be Netbeans or Visual Studio C Express. There's also MinGW and Cygwin, which contain the GCC (which by the way, you miscapialized) but themselves are not IDEs.

On Linux, Geany and Netbeans are still options for editors.

Aside from that, though, not too bad. Keep working on it! :)

-Albatross

Pretty cool, It looks somewhat empty, maybe a logo near the top left in the background? Nothing excessive though.

It's a start. I just want to point out in your first tutorial you're going to get a flood of E mails asking "Why does my program close before I can read it!?!?!?" I know this because it is the most common error for beginners. Since RIAA isn't a part of C I would suggest changing your section about how to run it to how to run it in a CLI.

i would like to refer you to my c++ problem that doesn't work
http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/general/41726/

if you can help me, i'll think you're site is great

Great but can be better.
If you need help I can help you voluntary.
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RE: Albatross

Borland C++ is the best IDE for console programs, open gl etc.

pankajchandel007, you said you work in adobe.
i dont know adobe or any software company may be using turbo C++. its old and only supports 16bit if I am correct.

You should remove that, there are many amazing ide's in the market, free as well.

it would be good if each section has sub parts. like having so many chapters for operators, you could have one chapter on operator and having sub part's for each type of operator. similarly for other topics.

i suggest you take a good c book like Dennis Ritchie and for each chapter, explain each topic in detail, suggest exercises and further reading. give examples from the net.