where's the start point??

[_cin_]

hi, all
i have some big problem in my mind. i lost the right way, or maybe
never find it.
i don't understand where's the first question in programming.2 years
ago i started from c++ but one day i'd understood that c++ is only
platform, there's the basis? i think and suggest to study C
i have read K&R's white book, and another q neighboorhooded in my mind:
there's the way?
Algorithms and datastructures, automates etc... discrete maths, Mr
Knuth's TAOP.
linux, gcc, vim.
i thought that i mazed...
there is the start point from which i could reach understanding the C?

need help

best regards, cin

[_cin_]

how to get the expirience in C

[ash]

just take a simple book of C and start .
C is just like a sea and first u have to touch water ,then try to swim.
i hope u understood
i give u a reference
www.kicit.com

"Let us C" is the starting book u should read.
u will love C

[_cin_]

thanx
who's the author(s) of this book??

so, i love C... i need to find somethings
route
root
generic

[_cin_]

google
Let us C 6th Edn. by Yashwant Kanetkar
isit?

[ash]

the auther is yashwant kanitkar. if ur basic are clear there are other
books u can try
i give u list of same auther

1.Let us C (beginners )
2. C pearls
3. C projects
4. Exploring C
5. Working with c
6. Test ur C skills
7. Writing TSR`s through C
8.Graphics In C
and u r ready to jump in sea
hope it will help u

i m online, better to chat there
i m at yahoo messanger
ashish_mourya_21
or
as************@rediffmail.com

[_cin_]

unfortunately, i have access only for *\.google\.com
watch mail

[ash]

ok i was trying to help u cin
i thought we can be friends we have same field of interest and
questionsin our mind

[_cin_]

a thousand thanks ;)

[Emmanuel Delahaye]

_cin_ a écrit :

there is the start point from which i could reach understanding the C?

I guess you meant 'where'...

Read the K&R edition 2 and do all the exercices. Stick to standard C.

Here is also a good inline book:

http://publications.gbdirect.co.uk/c_book/

--
A+

Emmanuel Delahaye

[santosh]

Emmanuel Delahaye wrote:

_cin_ a écrit :

there is the start point from which i could reach understanding the C?

I guess you meant 'where'...

Read the K&R edition 2 and do all the exercices. Stick to standard C.

Here is also a good inline book:

http://publications.gbdirect.co.uk/c_book/

I guess you meant 'online'...
;)

[Emmanuel Delahaye]

santosh a écrit :

Here is also a good inline book:

I guess you meant 'online'...
;)

Yes !

--
A+

Emmanuel Delahaye

[Chuck F.]

ash wrote:

the auther is yashwant kanitkar. if ur basic are clear there are
other books u can tryi give u list of same auther

1.Let us C (beginners )
2. C pearls
3. C projects
4. Exploring C
5. Working with c
6. Test ur C skills
7. Writing TSR`s through C
8.Graphics In C
and u r ready to jump in sea
hope it will help u

i m online, better to chat there
i m at yahoo messanger
ashish_mourya_21
or
as************@rediffmail.com

We have two inconsiderate newbies treating this newsgroup as a
chatroom, unable to quote, spell, be on topic, and generally
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[Richard Heathfield]

ash said:

just take a simple book of C and start .
C is just like a sea and first u have to touch water ,then try to swim.
From what I've seen of your code, you're not competent to offer advice on
how to learn C.
i give u a reference
www.[elided].com
That's not a reference. It's extremely unwelcome advertising.
"Let us C" is the starting book u should read.
No, it isn't.
u will love C

Not if he takes your advice. Please get a clue before trying to advise
people.

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"Usenet is a strange place" - dmr 29/7/1999
http://www.cpax.org.uk
email: rjh at above domain (but drop the www, obviously)

[abdur_rab7]

These link gives you a quick reference of function, this might help u
toooo.

http://www-ccs.ucsd.edu/c/

http://cermics.enpc.fr/~ts/C/FUNCTIO...ction.ref.html

[ash]

if u can give something suggest to him

[Shabbir]

ash wrote:

if u can give something suggest to him

yes I can suggest him to read my book "C Is Sea", Available in market.

[pemo]

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ash wrote:

if u can give something suggest to him

yes I can suggest him to read my book "C Is Sea", Available in market.

Which market?

[Keith Thompson]

"ash" <as************@rediffmail.com> writes:

if u can give something suggest to him

Please use proper capitalization (first word of each sentence, proper
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perfect, but some effort to make it legible would be greatly
appreciated.

Provide some context when you post a followup so it can be understood
by readers who haven't necessarily seen the previous article, or don't
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[Charles Richmond]

ash wrote:

just take a simple book of C and start .
C is just like a sea and first u have to touch water ,then try to swim.
i hope u understood
i give u a reference
www.kicit.com

"Let us C" is the starting book u should read.
u will love C

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