--- In [email protected], "You Can Ask me." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > hello guys, > i m ketan..i m gonna to learn c programming after 2 days. > so guys plzz giv me information abt "C". tis course of > 2 months from "seed infotech". pune. After that i want to > do software testing course.
Ketan, the best way in my opinion is (assuming that you are not new to programming in general): 1) The ANSI C Language, by Brian Kernighan and Dennis Ritchie; this is still "the" reference for C. 2) http://www.rudbek.com/books.html ; read the books on this list roughly in the order given (if you are interested in C++ instead of C). 3) Safe C++ Design Principles; available in the Files section of this Yahoo! group. If you're new to programming, I strongly suggest you work through the following books before going on with C or C++ (in my opinion both languages are not really suitable for beginners): 1) The Art Of Computer Programming, by Donald Knuth; 3 volumes, expensive, extremely valuable, "the" bible for programmers. 2) The ANSI C Language (see first list above). 3) Algorithms In C, by Robert Sedgewick; if you prefer a more mathematical approach, you might enjoy Algorithms And Data Structures by Niklaus Wirth, the "father" of the programming language Pascal. 4) Then only continue with the items from the first list above. As I said, this is my personal opinion. No one has to share it. Regards, Nico
