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Re: C textbooks

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Originally Posted by Mike Shaul
I love The C Programing Language, it is short, concise and has just enough examples to be a great reference when programing in C. However, it does not go into programing design or algorithms, mostly syntax and basic concepts.
I second the above comments. K&R wrote the original C language so they know what they are talking about. If you want to learn to program in C this really is THE book. If you need to know how to program you might want to look somewhere else first.