Re: I am studying c myself .Which books I should read?
- From: "santosh" <santosh.k83@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 28 Nov 2006 01:53:25 -0800
Solo.Wolve wrote:
Well,what else should I do beside reading the c programming language?
Maybe _after_ finishing The C Programming Language.
Would you think that reading some code may help much? If so,can you
show me some URL that afford such things?
Yes reading _good_ code can expand your C thinking, but at the beginner
stage it's difficult to evaluate foreign code. Thus you might consider
some code snippet as nifty which might actually be bad C or programming
practise.
Thus, initially atleast, it's better to stick to known sources of
excellent C like TCPL and acquire basic C knowledge before browsing the
mountains of C code on the net.
And,what else can you recommend ?
I've found that lurking and/or participating in this group is an
excellent way to learn the best of C.
After you've finished TCPL I recommend Expert C Programming, C
Unleashed and C : A Reference Manual.
Any or all of the above may be out of active printing, but you can
still get good used copies.
.
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