Hey, are there any books for C like the series of C++ Beginner to C++ Expert? I am not asking about C++ in the C category. I am asking if there are any C book series like that C++ series.
Hey, are there any books for C like the series of C++ Beginner to C++ Expert? I am not asking about C++ in the C category. I am asking if there are any C book series like that C++ series.
May I ask if anyone is going to reply?
There is already thread called c book recommendations. Why don't you have a look at that thread?
First, that is a locked thread, and second, I was not asking for individual book recommendations but I was asking specifically if there are any C book series like the C++ one and I do not see any series like that in the 11 page thread because they are all individual book recommendations.
I guess I have to ask these questions on another programming forum.
I am a little late responding to this message, but will for he benefit of all.Originally Posted by php111
First of all, you need to be patient when posting a message to this or any forum. The nature of your posting was not time critical. You will probably not receive a response to most questions in five minutes.
As for your question, I wish there were a well written series for the C Language as you are asking for, but unfortunately, AFAIK, there is not. The list of books on this site does need to be updated, and expanded.
ALWAYS be polite! You will get more responses if you are!May I ask if anyone is going to reply?
How about "C, C, C, Everybody C!". It's a lot like "C++ Beginner to C++ Expert" in that it shares the property of non-existence.
Actually, "C++ Beginner to C++ Expert", (Or on YouTube) does exist, however, I'm sure it is NOT as thorough as it claims to be. Yet another painfully inadequate video tutorial! (I have not bothered to actually view it.)
The OP said it was a book. I saw there was a video by that name, but video tutorials are for babies.
