On Fri, 27 Oct 2000, Stuart Cooper generated:
>If you see a book that mentions accomplishing the learning of C or any
>other technology in a particular timeframe (24 hours, a weekend, 12
>easy lessons) it is safe to ignore that book.
Because they tend to only take half the time specified.
These books aren't bad, but I don't recommend buying one, because once
you've leartn from them, they are useless as references (mostly, ymmv).
I'd consider myself an intermediate C programmer, and the book i'm
always referring to is K&R.
O'Really books on programming specific areas are good, too.
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