>>5796715That book
>>5792937, written by the ones who literally invented C language.
I've started to learn programming like 15 years ago, when programming video tutorials were not a thing. I don't know if there's high quality video tutorials out there, but likely you can find high quality written material out there.
If you intend to go deep, then learn assembly besides C. Toy operating systems are difficult yet extremely insightful projects (see
https://wiki.osdev.org/Bare_Bones). Problem is, they often require some preliminary knowledge.
Or at least, the ability to look for information on one's own. There is/was a whole subculture related to "hacking", not necessarily tied to security matters but to highly technical matters, with a certain degree of ethics. /beg/ are/were expected to show their homework before asking questions, or are/were simply met with silence: "I won't waste my time on people that can't read documentation/do a google search" basically.
Reading code by advanced programmers is an often neglected aspects of learning.
