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From: bmaple@isis.cs.du.edu (Bob Maple)
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Subject: Suggestions of beginner C books?
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Date: 2 Jun 91 21:47:16 GMT
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I am a new programmer in Amiga C using Lattice/SASC 5.10.  If anyone has any
suggestions of good books to help me a long I would really appreciate it.
I currently have "Amiga C for Beginners" by Abacus and "Inside the Amiga with
C" by The Waite Group.  The latter has done a fairly good job of teaching me
about winodws and gadgets, but doesn't get into how to make say a gadget do
something.  The former is more of a introduction about C in general.

I need any information having to do with intuition at this point!

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