On Wed, 21 Mar 2001, shubhendu wrote:
> > Get a good C book, and start. C++ can follow later. By the time try to learn
> letus C By yashvant kanitkar is the best book for newbies in C try out y'r
> hands with that ,
Forget it !!! Kanitkar's book is heavily dos based, and lives in
the past... You will have to unlearn a lot to come to mainstream.
If u are keen on learning it the easy way, I would recommend the book by
Balaguruswamy... You can then upgrade to Schaum Series book on C, and
finally K&R for reference.
And mind it... C's not just what is written in all these
books. The best place to learn C is sourceforge.net Just download some
interesting project source and go through it. I am sure you will be
enlightened.
Bye and Enjoy Life...
> sorry to list but i will suggest that better u start c programing in
> dos environment first as it have more intractive debugger in TC
Does anyone use TC anymore? I haven't seen one in the last 3 years
out here.
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