> However, I need to learn C or assembly.

The first advice still holds: make hardware, get 'known-correct'
blink-a-led (don't care which language) and only start writing code
yourself when that works. Take one step at a time.

> Regrettably, your page only have JAL-examples.

Sure, because I am mr. Jal. You could still take the assignments and
make them in C, the logic would remain the same.

succes!
Wouter van Ooijen

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