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Subject: Good C book.....
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Date: Fri, 25-Sep-87 01:50:19 EDT
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I find Stephen Kochan's "Programming In C" to be a good book for
beginners.  Not to much on double pointers and complex stuff like
a static array of pointers to functions returning integers(yeah right.....).
Then again, neither does 'k & r'.  I was hoping for some one to come
out with a advanced C programming book. I've seen titles that claim
to be advanced, but they only have open/read/write type stuff and that's
in k&r. The index in k&r is terrible.



     evh@vax1.acs.udel.edu