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peter.schawacker@citicorp.com wrote:
>
> Since Mike Ryan's talk on Python, I have begun to push the language at my
> office. Those who have made the leap agree that it is very easy to learn, nice
> to look at, versatile, and all the other things a scripting language ought to
> be. You may also want to take a crack at C. I know that C can be intimidating
> at first, but O'Reilly's Practical C Programming makes the eases learning curve
> greatly. It doesn't get into GUI programming, but Practical C will get you
> started. Just work through every example and exercise.
>
> PES
I grabbed a copy of Practical C programming from a friend and didn't
like it
as much as my K&R book, although I was somewhat knowledgable about C
before
I grabbed either book... I would suggest that anyone planning to learn C
to see which book they like better before a purchase.
--
Eric Windisch
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