>> I would recommend "The C Programming Language" (K&R2), myself. I've
>> been
>> reading that recently, and it seems to be an excellent reference.
> I would agree with that, since nearly all books on c refere to this
> book. it should be the best reference for c like strustroup is for
> c++.
> a bit cheaper maybe (not much though) would be addison wesley's nitty
> gritty c. this little book features nearly all basic aspects of c like
> k&r2 does but with lighter language and easier lessons.
>
There's also a book called "A Book on C" or simply "ABC" :)
by Kelly & Ira Pohl. It's good too!
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