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Ed, also known as Low Level, is a low level programmer, security engineer, and software security researcher with over 10 years of experience. On YouTube, he has over 800,000 subscribers where he teaches the internet how to harness the lowest levels of computing. He is the founder of Low Level Academy, where he teaches the fundamentals of software and helps developers become better programmers.
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Master C pointers and memory management
Write programs with file I/O
Build command-line utilities
Utilize Makefiles for project builds
Basic computer literacy
Willingness to learn and problem-solve
Access to a Linux or Unix-like environment
Beginners wanting to learn systems programming
Developers transitioning from high-level to low-level languages
Computer science students learning programming fundamentals
Anyone interested in understanding how computers work at a low level
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