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Reading K&R's "The C Programming Language" Part 1

In this video, I begin reading The C Programming Language by Brian Kernighan and Dennis Ritchie—commonly known as “K&R.” This book is widely regarded as a definitive introduction to C, and it has shaped how generations of programmers think about systems programming. The goal of this series is not just to read the text aloud, but to engage with it: unpacking the examples, clarifying context, reacting and giving impressions, and reflecting on how the ideas in K&R still influence modern programming practice. C remains foundational to operating systems, compilers, embedded systems, and many languages that followed, and this book provides a uniquely concise and disciplined perspective on programming. In this first video, I introduce the book, outline how I plan to approach it, and start working through the opening sections. No prior C experience is strictly required, but some familiarity with programming concepts will be helpful. If you are interested in programming language history, low-level systems work, or understanding where many modern ideas come from, this series is for you.