> Before I start getting flamed for posting irrelevant questions, can
> someone tell me if there's a list that deals with beggining c
> programming?
> Perhaps even a good book reccomendation will be greatly appreciated as
> well. Please reply directly to me. Thanks again...
>
For books, I actually learned C++ first, so I can't really recommend
any "C" books. However, for C++, try:
The C++ Primer (2nd Ed)
C++: How to Program (by Deitel/Deitel)
Here are some books to avoid:
C: The Complete Reference, by Herbert Schlidt
This is from an old message I received on linux-c-programming:
This guy Schildt is /famous/ for his verrrry bad,
amateurish code. This example is typical. Use Deja-News
and go through comp.lang.c for a few hundred choice
flames of his books. The kindest discription of Schildt is
"inexcusably and inexplicably sloppy."
C++ By Example:
This was my first C++ Book. It is FILLED with typos,
and the code examples are filled with logic errors.
Bryan Scaringe
