Best book to get an good understanding of C
I'm looking for a good book to supplement my college classes in C. I always like to go the extra mile and learn on my own as well. I've looking at a few books and was looking to get recommendations for those of you who have read any of these:
C for Dummies All in One Reference - Gookin
C Primer Plus - Prata
C Programming Language - Kernighan
C Programming - King
C by Dissection - Pohl
Thanks in advance for the help!
I've heard this book is the definitive book on C, but it doesn't seem too newbie friendly and it seems to place a lot of emphasis on Unix and doesn't conform to C99 standards...those are the reasons I'm a bit iffy on it.
Recommend C Primer Plus - Prata
I think that this book very easy to follow for newbie... but "C for Dummies" (I don't like it) have a lot of un-nescessary idoim/joke for Programming (it's just me opinion)
I think that this book very easy to follow for newbie... but "C for Dummies" (I don't like it) have a lot of un-nescessary idoim/joke for Programming (it's just me opinion)
Pointers on C is another excelent book. The K & R is sorta the ultimate reference, but it was never really meant to be a 'learning' book.
Kernighan is definitely the source. A must have. But I remember when I was learning, I really liked "The absolute beginner's guide to C" by Greg Perry, but I don't know if that's still available or if it's up to date or to standard.
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