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From: jsulliva@cvbnet.UUCP (Jeff Sullivan, x4096 MS 4-2)
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Subject: Re: Comments on new Kelley and Pohl /A Book on C/...
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Date: 7 Mar 90 00:23:01 GMT
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  As an on-going student and professional C programmer, I think
 it's important to use a book that will be useful after the class
 is over. In one of my C classes, I used K&R and Harbison & Steele.
 Both have remained within arm's reach throughout my professional
 career. By my PC at home I have the Turbo C Bible (and when I buy
 a new copy) Kochan's ANSI C. I have Plum's book (required for a
 C class), but have not found it very useful.

 Jeff Sullivan           Computervision/Prime
 CADDS R&D               Bedford, MA     01730
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