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What is going on, guys?

This is an Alphatech, and we are it is C programming chorus.

And in this video we're going to see how to create our first projecting code blocks.

First of all, make sure that code blocks is running.

Then to start a new project, press file new and select a project.

Now, here you may see different templates for various types of projects that even some of them are

used in very good fields such as ALM, AVR, Ainaro.

Do we know which you probably heard of for working with different microcontrollers and sensors and will

what not?

It even may be used for the development of fireteam devices.

There is also open S.V., which is used for computer vision projects and the results.

So Matlab template that basically provides you with so many things that you can do with it.

There is also Gyuri for in Kutty five, which are mainly used for creating graphical user interfaces.

And basically, guys, there are plenty of things for us to cover in the future.

But for now we're just getting started with the basics.

Once we're good with that, I will hopefully create more advanced courses.

Of course.

Based on your based on your demand.

And we'll go much further for becoming more professional, probably to become an Alphatech.

So for these chorused will be working with console application.

So selected and press go.

Don't touch the scale.

Just press.

Next here, select the programming language.

In our case, it's C press next.

And now I've already selected my sub folder.

I set it up to Alphatech C programming.

So you may choose something of your own or just leave it as a default C code blocks.

And now we should set up our project title.

Let's go with something like Alpha Tag First Project.

All right.

Press next.

Make sure that the compiler is set finish.

And basically you are ready to go.

So we feel.

Take a closer look.

You could see the name of your project that we've just created.

Alphatech First project.

And if you click that little plus sign, you're going to see a default C file that was automatically

created for you.

Main dot C.

And this file is just sort of a template.

Let's increase it a little bit.

And it includes real code written in our C programming language.

And you can see here everything written in a sort of a text editor.

The text that we're about to write here and the text you can see here, he he's written in C language,

and it's a very simple program that should simply print out.

Hello, world message to the screen.

But for now, it's just sort of idle, don't you think?

And if you want to run it, you should, first of all, use the compiler to translate it to machine

language.

So then the computer will understand what's written here and what you wanted to do.

So to compile your C program, you should press the build button.

It's right here.

Press build.

All right.

So it seems to be okay.

And now you can simply click the Ron button, which is right here.

Click, run.

And there you go.

You have the hello world message displayed on your screen.

The C program is running and basically we are ready to go to start working with our C-code.

I'm so excited.

So let's go.