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Navigate to the folder containing the source code.

I use iTerm2, same function as Terminal with more features.

Start Terminal from the Utilities folder in Applications.

I personally like Atom now, but there are Emacs and Vim etc.

Install a text editor (optional): this is for you to edit your code, NOT for compiling or running.

Install Xcode, which you've already done.

It taught me to just use the shell command through the Terminal instead of a IDE. Need to give all the credits to the online resource where I learnt everything about setup the environment. Hope my experience will help, cause I've just went from confusion like you had to enjoying coding C on my MacBook in the past month.