The most important realisation was how source control makes you more comfortable in editing your own code and refactoring it to be much more efficient or flexible, you are no longer afraid, that you are going to mess up something - as if you do, you can always:

• Look what changes you've made since the last commit.


• Or just revert to earlier version of your code.

Overal I think the final project was very good oportunity to put the learning into practice and develop something useful and exciting.

p.s. It would be useful for RedGloo to have a spellchecker ;)

The idea would be as follows:

·     write console C application which would take the person's first/last name as the input and respond in a way such as: Hello, <name entered>! or similar. 

Outcome of the following idea would be that, it would teach students not only to do basic output operations, as well basic input and variable definitions, which would make the process of learning how to program much faster.

The solution to he outlined task above is:

 // File: hello.c
#include

int main()
{
char name[40];
printf("Please enter your name: ");
// Get the name using console.
scanf("%s", name);
// Print the name out.
printf("Hello, %s!n", name);
return 0;
}