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What did I mean with the term 'copy'
I used the term while explaining how the Sololearn programs ended up here. In the head of a non-English speaker this word might be associated with a copy machine or copy-pasting in MS Word. What I meant is that I wrote them again myself, either in TURBO C, in my MS-DOS virtual machine, or in the MS editor, in WIndows XP cmd line, symbol by symbol, and then compiled and ran them, either in TURBO C or with GCC, within the same environment where I wrote them.
I keep all the C programs I write in a folder on my laptop and then copy-paste them to this blog. My purpose is to post every C program that I manually write, compile and run, whether I created it myself from scratch, or copied it symbol by symbol from an educative source.
I used the term while explaining how the Sololearn programs ended up here. In the head of a non-English speaker this word might be associated with a copy machine or copy-pasting in MS Word. What I meant is that I wrote them again myself, either in TURBO C, in my MS-DOS virtual machine, or in the MS editor, in WIndows XP cmd line, symbol by symbol, and then compiled and ran them, either in TURBO C or with GCC, within the same environment where I wrote them.
I keep all the C programs I write in a folder on my laptop and then copy-paste them to this blog. My purpose is to post every C program that I manually write, compile and run, whether I created it myself from scratch, or copied it symbol by symbol from an educative source.
