[Color Computer] [coco]Getting started in C programming....

[Jim Cox]

George:

One bit of advice from one C newbie to another is, don't 
get discouraged or to hard on yourself.  One of the best 
books to get is "C Primer Plus" by Prata.  A lot of people 
recommend the K & R "C Languange" book, but that should 
only be a reference.

I am taking a break from my C programming classes, but I 
do intend to work at it on my own during my break.  Feel 
free to contact me.  Helping someone else will be helpful 
for me  too :)

Cheers!

-Jim

On Wed, 11 Jan 2006 20:03:51 -0600
  "George Ramsower" <yahoo at dvdplayersonly.com> wrote:
> How would I go about understanding how to write in C?
> 
> I have a tough time understanding the diffferent 
>processes (OS-9 C)that are 
> required to make a finished program to actually do 
>something!
> 
> Is there someplace I can look to find out what it is 
>that I am doing when I 
> try to put together a simple routine?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> George 
> 
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