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c programming

  • 18-09-2014 11:05am
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    Copper_pipe
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    Starting C programming in college at the moment, any books or sites that yed recommend??


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    moycullen14
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    The C Programming language Kernighan & Ritchie

    Great book. First version published in 1978. Now that makes me feel very old indeed.

    You should be able to find a pdf on-line


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    RHJ
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    RHJ
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    Copper_pipe
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    RHJ wrote: »
    I have also started learning C programming for a plc course would you be able to recommend any books that are slightly more modern and cheaper. Would it be necessary to get a book that incorporates the new C 99 standards?

    Copper I wish you best of luck in your studies and I hope everything goes well, just out of curiosity whereabouts are you studying?

    Thanks, Very much! I'm a second year in UL studying electronics


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    satchmo
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    learncpp.com and cplusplus.com are the two best tutorials out there.


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    RHJ
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    Tar.Aldarion
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    moycullen14 wrote: »
    The C Programming language Kernighan & Ritchie

    Great book. First version published in 1978. Now that makes me feel very old indeed.

    You should be able to find a pdf on-line

    If s/he is starting the concept of programming for the first time I would not recommend that book, a more elaborative one would be better. However with any experience that would be great.


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    RHJ
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