Is Kernighan / Ritchie book good for start with C ? Or is is too oldish… I have it in my bookshelf so I was just asking !
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Originally posted by Crusader:
[b]Is Kernighan / Ritchie book good for start with C ? Or is is too oldish… I have it in my bookshelf so I was just asking !
*** Warning for VB users ! ****
I’m a VB user and I hit the TOP… NO FURTHER OPENGL FOR ME UNDER THIS STINKY LANGUAGE… IT IS WROTTEN FROM THE START TO THE END !!! NO TIME TO TELL YOU ALL THE PROBLEMS…[/b]
why dont u go for C++ i think that would be very useful for further and Advance programming. as far as Ritchie 's book is concerned it is good but too old.
u would look for Hanly and Koffman 's book for ANSI C. that is very nice book if u are a new to C.
ASIM