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What would be the best way to start on C?:ahh: I am clueless?
Should I get a book or an online resource, or someother way so I can program the robot controller
Chris Hibner
18-11-2003, 11:03
If I were you, I would buy "C Primer Plus", which is published by the Waite Group. It should be in stock at most major book stores. It will cost around $35.
I have no affiliation to the Waite Group, so I have no personal interest in recommending that book. I just thought is was well written, easy to understand, and somewhat entertaining.
This book is a good introduction to C, and should be enough for you to get to know the basics of the language - enough so that you can further learn on your own and with the help of reference guides.
Originally posted by cadets
What would be the best way to start on C?:ahh: I am clueless?
Should I get a book or an online resource, or someother way so I can program the robot controller
"Learn C in xxx days" type books are a good structured way to go. I have been very impressed with them in the past.
Chris Bright
18-11-2003, 14:06
Someone on this forum has mentioned this before, But i suggest you go to howstuffworks.com (http://howstuffworks.com) . They have some good tutorials on the very basics of C. I think this would be a good place to get started.
Raven_Writer
18-11-2003, 18:03
Originally posted by UIDzero
"Learn C in xxx days" type books are a good structured way to go. I have been very impressed with them in the past.
I've found that the "Learn [language] in xxx hours" is also a good book.
You could also just goto your local book store and look for which C-programming book best suits you.
Jeremy_Mc
18-11-2003, 18:09
The SAMS series of books are excellent for fast paced learning, but for true understand I suggest getting the C Primer.
FotoPlasma
18-11-2003, 19:32
Originally posted by Chris Bright
Someone on this forum has mentioned this before, But i suggest you go to howstuffworks.com (http://howstuffworks.com) . They have some good tutorials on the very basics of C. I think this would be a good place to get started.
Here's the link: http://computer.howstuffworks.com/c.htm
I think it's a very good introduction, and it's free.
Stu Bloom
18-12-2003, 10:20
If I were you, I would buy "C Primer Plus", which is published by the Waite Group. It should be in stock at most major book stores. It will cost around $35... In case anyone is still in need ... I just ordered this book from Amazon.com. It got very high customer ratings, and used copies are available from as low as $1.47 !!
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