Need Help !!

[Dev]

Hello Folks,

I am new to this groups, Myself, Dev.

Does anyone know resources, for practising lots of "C" programs
exercises, which can build power "C" programming skills.

Thanx..

[Vladimir S. Oka]

Dev wrote:

Hello Folks,

I am new to this groups, Myself, Dev.

Does anyone know resources, for practising lots of "C" programs
exercises, which can build power "C" programming skills.

Thanx..

K&R2 exercises may be a good place to start...

--
BR, Vladimir

[Dev]

K&R, any resources?? or book name??

[Vladimir S. Oka]

Dev wrote:

K&R, any resources?? or book name??

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BR, Vladimir

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[Vladimir S. Oka]

Dev wrote:

K&R, any resources?? or book name??

Ah, sorry. Thought that everyone knew. :-/

"The C Programming Language" by Brian W. Kernighan and Dennis M.
Ritchie, and make sure it's Second Edition (in case you're buying
second hand). Amazon.co.uk gives ISBN as 0131103628.

PS
BTW, Typing K&R2 into Google gives a Free Dictionary reference as the
first hit.

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BR, Vladimir

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Enough.
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