C is a programming language for general purpose, structured, imperative, procedural, low-level, standardized, created in 1972 by Dennis Ritchie at Bell Labs, for use in the UNIX operating system. Since then it has spread to too many other operating systems and has become one of the most commonly used programming languages.

C programming language has the strength, its efficiency, and is the preferred programming language for developing systems and base software, although it is also used to develop computer programs. It is also widely used in the teaching of computer science; it has not been designed for students and presents some difficulties in its use for teaching. Another important characteristic of C is its proximity to the machine code, which enables a designer; it is able to make some predictions of how the software will behave, when executed.

Definitely there is no one single best way to learn the C programming language instead it depends on the type of person a learner is. In this article we will just go through some of the best ways of learning and working on C programming language according to the type of learners.