[ale] C programming books

[Ryan Bridges]

That is a good book.  I got started on the old first edition.  I also see
a lot of professors recommend this as a text book.

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On Wed, 2 Jun 1999, J. Reeves Hall wrote:

> I learned C++ from "C++ Primer Plus" by Stephen Prata (Waite Group
> Press). It's easy to follow, more or less to the point, and lays a good
> foundation (data types, etc) from the start. I'm sure there are many
> other equally good books; the bottom line is that if you really want to
> learn C or C++, you can do it with just about any book...
> 
> -Reeves
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