Re: rotflmao

[James Henstridge <james daa com au>]

If you already know a programming language, I would suggest any book
without "teach yourself ... in 21 days", "idiots guide to ..." or "... for
dummies".  I personally learned C using "Programming in ANSI C" by Stephen
G. Kochan, but I don't know if that is still available.  Also, probably
don't go for a book thicker than about 2 or 3 centimetres, or it will take
forever to learn :)

James Henstridge.

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On Thu, 1 Apr 1999, Michael Hall wrote:

> On Thu, Apr 01, 1999 at 12:09:00AM -0800, Brad Beck wrote:
> 
> > Nice dancing penguin guys. Btw, great job on the latest updates. Now if
> > I could just sit myself down and teach myself C.....
> 
>   You and me both. I know this is a bit off-topic but since most of you 
> here appear to be programmers could somebody recommend a good 'C' book.
> I had Pascal (lot of good that does these days :-) in college years ago
> but would like to pick up 'C'. I am somewhat familiar with general 
> programming principles, etc. but as far as 'C' goes I'm at the beginner
> stage.
> 
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> Mike Hall <mhall@riverside.org>, (MH993)   -    http://www.riverside.org
> System Administrator (*nix, Perl, CGI hacker, certified OS/2 Specialist)
> 
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