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Richard said:Software Engineer said:
Which of them do you recommend as the very best of the thousand, and
why?
Section 10: ANSI C
10.1: What is the ``ANSI C Standard?''
A whiny bunch of lusers who haven't written as many books as Herbert Schildt.
Software Engineer said:
Which of them do you recommend as the very best of the thousand, and
why?
Roger said:(e-mail address removed):
I have to wonder if Software Engineer even looked at this site. The actual
number of C tutorials is rather small. In fact the count of C and C++
tutorials combined is shown as 76, and of those most are concerned with C++
while others are not tutorials at all (i.e.; "The C Rational" and "The
Development of the C Language").
Which ones would I recommend?
"Programming in C: A Tutorial" by Brian W. Kernighan - A well written
introduction to C. Those who have no prior programming experience may have
difficulty grasping some of the concepts and will need to turn to my next
recommendation...
"The C FAQ" - The student should always check the C FAQ before posting a
question in comp.lang.c
"A Tutorial on Pointers and Arrays in C" by Ted Jensen - This is an
excellent paper. It may be too difficult for the student who has not first
completed "Programming in C" or another similar tutorial.
These are the only tutorials from the site that I am comfortable
recommending.
Note that "The C FAQ" onhttp://tutorial.fyicenter.comis *not* the
comp.lang.c FAQ found athttp://c-faq.com/, quite the opposite. ;-)
Roger said:I have to wonder if Software Engineer even looked at this site. The actual
number of C tutorials is rather small. In fact the count of C and C++
tutorials combined is shown as 76, and of those most are concerned with C++
while others are not tutorials at all (i.e.; "The C Rational" and "The
Development of the C Language").
Which ones would I recommend?
"Programming in C: A Tutorial" by Brian W. Kernighan - A well written
introduction to C. Those who have no prior programming experience may have
difficulty grasping some of the concepts and will need to turn to my next
recommendation...
"The C FAQ" - The student should always check the C FAQ before posting a
question in comp.lang.c
"A Tutorial on Pointers and Arrays in C" by Ted Jensen - This is an
excellent paper. It may be too difficult for the student who has not first
completed "Programming in C" or another similar tutorial.
These are the only tutorials from the site that I am comfortable
recommending.
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