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From: hovdesta@herald.usask.ca (Alfred Hovdestad)
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Subject: Re: C tutorial
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Date: 8 Jun 90 14:43:35 GMT
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From article <2472@xenon.stgt.sub.org>, by alf@xenon.stgt.sub.org (Ingo Feulner):
> In article <18.2668B598@palace.UUCP> Brian.Koontz@f9.n391.z1.UUCP (Brian Koontz) writes:
>>Can anybody recommend a good C tutorial for someone who knows a few
>>programming languages, but not the first thing about C?  I've grown tired
>>of the intricacies of assembly, and have heard C is a fairly versatile
>>language...

Try the Coronado Enterprises C Tutor.  It is a freeware tutorial that
takes you from identifiers to pointers and character arrays to
structures, etc.  The version I have is from 1986, I don't know if there
is a later version or not.  Their address is:
Coronado Enterprises
12501 Cornado Ave NE
Albuqurque, New Mexico 87122


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