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I feel like I wrote that a decade ago. Wait. Damn. It WAS a decade ago. Amazingly the list is still relevant. I will try to check out the new suggestions on th
by fabiensanglard 7y ago
I feel like I wrote that a decade ago. Wait. Damn. It WAS a decade ago.
Amazingly the list is still relevant. I will try to check out the new suggestions on this thread.
- sandov 7y agoHave you read "C Programming: A modern approach" (2nd ed)? And if so, what do you think about it?
- wmwragg 7y agoI've found "Understanding and Using C Pointers" by Richard Reese, a really wonderful book.
- ExtremisAndy 7y agoSo glad to see this little gem mentioned! I have many books on C, but this is the only one I've ever read cover-to-cover. Clear and to the point, and no fluff/silliness. One of my favorite programming books ever!
- polyphonicist 7y agoHas your book recommendations changed in this decade? Would you recommend different books today?
- fabiensanglard 7y agoNo, I think these books are still a decent recipe for a good start. There are a few mentioned on this thread I have not read yet so maybe these will change my mind.