C tutorial

[Jim Miller]

>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...
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I'll probably get shot, but if you know a few programming languages
I suggest K&R (now K&R II).  Even if you don't know a few programming
languages I'd suggest K&R.  I think it is one of the best books ever.

The C programming Language
Second Edition
   by Kernighan and Ritchie.


A.K.A. the white book, the [C] bible, K&RII, ...


    jim - love C, trying to move on to C++ - miller