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Books I have read so can personally recommend are (in no particular order) Programming in C C Primer Plus K&R (obviously) 21st Century C Mo
by satysin 10y ago
Books I have read so can personally recommend are (in no particular order)
Programming in C
C Primer Plus
K&R (obviously)
21st Century C
Modern C (also mentioned in this post)
Understanding and Using Pointers in C
- gcr 10y agoI loved "Expert C Programming: Deep C Secrets" by Peter Van der Linden. Great deep dive on the minutiae of important details (the difference between arrays and pointers as function arguments, etc)
- krylon 10y agoI do agree, that book is really great, both very in-depth and at the same time entertaining to read. Unfortunately, it appears to have been out of print for a while now. Another book I can highly recommend is "The New C Standard: A Cultural and Economic Commentary" (http://www.knosof.co.uk/cbook/cbook.html http://www.knosof.co.uk/cbook/cbook.html). It takes apart the C language standard (C99) pretty much sentence by sentence, explains what it means and also contrasts how C99 is similar to or different from other languages (C++ mostly, but also, say, Fortran or Pascal).