The book that has been used in my class is C: The complete referecne, third edition from the mcgraw hill compaies. I found it to be a very good, even gave instructions on how to build a c interpreter and also goes into some A.I. I would check out the library first too, since C is a pretty old language and hasnt't changed in awhile you can find good books their.<br><br>good luck, if you are just starting you can find free C compilers at <A HREF="
I'd recommend:<br><br>C:How To Program (second edition)<br>H.M. Dietel & P.J. Dietel<br>Prentice Hall International<br>ISBN: 0-13-288333-3<br><br>It's a good start from scratch book with handy sections on software engineering and good programming techniques. It labours a few points every now and then but I found it a good learner book. <br><br>tmoses is right as well, Complete Reference is another good book, it's better for looking up functions etc.. I've still got the first edition (a "Now with ANSI C!" blurb on the front ;-))<br><br>Hope that Helps<br>Loon
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