I’m putting together a concise, beginner-friendly set of notes that introduces C programming from the ground up and need a writer who can create clear, well-structured text content only—no slides or diagrams required. The material should read like a self-study guide: short explanations, simple examples, and occasional code snippets that compile cleanly with gcc/clang. Please cover these essentials: • Basics of C programming syntax – variables, data types, operators, standard I/O • Control structures – if/else, switch, while, do-while, for loops • Functions and arrays – declaring, defining, calling functions, passing parameters, one- and multi-dimensional arrays Aim for a logical flow that builds confidence for someone who has never coded before. Organize headings sensibly, keep jargon to a minimum, and include a tiny practice exercise or two at the end of each section so readers can test themselves. Deliver the final notes in an editable format (Word or Google Docs preferred) plus a clean PDF export. Let me know if you have sample excerpts or previous technical writing work I can review.