How to Compile C program in Linux

When I first started using the C language in linux, it seems stiff, but after a long time I was accustomed. In fact, I prefer to use linux for the C language than any other OS.
That should be done to create a program with C language in Linux include:

1. Create a script using a text editor program, can use gedit, kate, vi, nano, and so forth. example:

# include <stdio.h>
void main ()
{
print ("my C program on linux");
}

or

# include <stdio.h>
void main ()
{Print ("my C program on linux");}

2. Save the above script with the extension. "C", eg: "test.c"
3. Now go into the compilation. Log into the terminal, can use tombon "Ctrl + Alt + t" or by clicking Applications> Accessories> Terminal.
4. From the terminal, we go into the file storage directory in the script that created earlier, eg I save in the Document, then I go into the document with the command:

ananurdiana@ubuntu:~ cd Document

then typing the command C compiler, which is gcc (in the format "gcc-o nama_file_script nama_file_program"). For example:

ananurdiana@ubuntu:\Documents\ gcc test.c -o test

5. So when in the list, will appear a new file that can be executed or run.

ananurdiana@ubuntu:\Documents\ ls
ananurdiana@ubuntu:\Documents\ test.c    test

to run a program that was compiled, with command:

ananurdiana@ubuntu:\Documents\ .test

6. Then look at the programs that created earlier as below:

ananurdiana@ubuntu:\Documents\ My C program in linux

Thus making the C program in linux, it is very easy is not it!