I read "C Programming Language", where can I go from here?

Question

I read C Programming Language, what should I do now? Is there anything important in C that is missing in the book? In particular, is the Linux side of development interested, so is there something important that I need to learn about C on Linux? (I already know some of the basics).

Sorry if this question seems a little general, but I am a little lost, what to learn next.

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Answer 11

Reading about programming is a useful way to get started, but what you read will not really start to get together in this “Aha!” moment until you start to execute some programs. Find the desired task that can be solved by writing a program (even if this task has already been solved many times) and write a program to execute it. A program should not consist of beautiful or effective code, and the result should not be attractive. The more you do programming, the better you will get and the better your programs will be.