Question

Ok, so after python, html and javascript and some things of c++...which "from 0" tutorial there is for C

Answer 1

First a tip: "from 0" = "from scratch"! :)
And now a link: http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial/c/lesson1.html

Answer 2

http://www.thenewboston.com

But his tutorials on C are incomplete (full, relatively up to date C++ tutorials though).

I'll recommend a book called 'C programming: A Modern Approach' (It's also recommended by the website linked by reginaldomarcilon). The book focuses on teaching the language and does it really well. You learn the pitfalls of C and how to avoid them, language idioms like for (;;), pointers, etc.

Answer 3

@agdfg:but those are effective than reading books,,,can u say sum tutorialssite

Answer 4

@dan_mani i use those only

Answer 5

I agree that the basics are covered really quickly through video tutorials, but, actually, C programming: A modern approach is a very effective book, teaching you important C idioms, concepts, limitations, pitfalls, etc.

I don't think bucky roberts would ever teach you what really goes on when you encounter a statement like while (*t++ = *s++); , but that book does.