C Programming Language App Reviews

The application is good especially for programmers. Ive been looking for this for ipad. Thank you! Delete characters are not very comfortable. You have to press a lot of times in a row for this.

Im not a big fan of programming, but this is sooo attractive app! Thank you guys!

Actually, I am not very good at these things but my boyfriend is a programmer. He is deliriously happy to use this app for his purpose)) And I am glad that I downloaded it for him.) He said that this app is awesome) And I believe him because he is a professional.

This could be a useful tool, aside from lots of issues. However, the thing that bothers me the most is that it looks like the creator of the app has stacked the reviews section with fake five star reviews in an attempt to make it more attractive to newcomers. Why dont you just make your app better? All of the five star reviews are written with the same style of poor English (hence why I think its one person writing all of them) and they all have basically the same subject line. Plus, there are no four star reviews. Makes you wonder why theres no gradient. This makes me really uncomfortable to the point where I definitely dont want to give them money. If you want to make money, do it honestly. Putting fake reviews is cheating and just looks sleazy.

To tell the truth, I am an amateur. I started studying programming a few months ago. This app is a quite useful tool for me. Maybe I will see some disadvantages of it later but now I am completely satisfied.

I agree with the previous comment. In fact, I dont know all comments are fake or not but this app isnt perfect. Yes, it is a good idea and it is convenient. My opinion is that there is room for improvement.

Considering that it costs $2.99, this compiler works rather well. I can work on my small programs anywhere, and as long as I have an Internet connection, I can compile and build. Nice C documentation so I can quickly look up a standard library call. There are definitely a few improvements that can easily be made. For example, youll need to write "int i; for(i=0; ..." instead of "for(int i; ...". And its not easy to cut and paste. But overall its a steal. I wouldnt mind paying more for some enhancements.

To "run" scripts you need to purchase in-app credits, but they were using a test user so it doesnt allow you to make purchases. So... You cant run code so this program is worthless.

This is a decent app but needs to be able to run offline

I started it up and it said that I had 0 compilations left

Its a great app for me. But I have a difficulty when I use scanf. The compiling process is fine but when the program is running I cannot input anything. Whereas the aim of using scanf is that we as users are able to input some integer, string,etc. Please help me!

It was fine until I realized you have to pay. Honestly your better off going to - Codepad.org

You can use scanf by press the input button below the program !!

Pay per compile what a load of crap!!!!

Ok so im in the 8th grade and im currently learning C. And i wanted to know if anyone could possible help me if you could please write a review telling me. Thx

Unpractical. Cannot select copy or paste. Cannot compile properly

Ive been using this program with "C Programming" by Mike McGrath. Ive entered all exercises from the book and they run perfectly (even scanf--though you must input your responses ahead of time in the input area located at the bottom of the screen). I have also used other coding apps by Kovba and they all work the same, so I can concentrate on the language and not on how the app works.

In the app, you can purchase more compiles. 3 options, $1, $2.99, and unlimited... With no price, guessing my Apple password is compromised now...

I purchased the unlimited Compilations thinking that while I’m learning how to program C, I could test out some code. However, I was wrong: The problem is that if you write a program that asks for user input, i.e. the “scanf()” function, this App will not let you input data. It is basically a glorified “Hello World”, one-way transmission compiler. No ability to interact in the console. Therefore, very impractical to the vast number of possible uses one might want for C programming.

Kinda a gyp