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  <BR><B>Author:</B> Marcus Speh <BR><B>E-mail:</B> [e-mail]=20
  <BR><B>URL:</B> http://uu-gna.mit.edu:8001/uu-gna/text/cc/index.html=20
  <P>This is one of the award wining courses at the 1st WWW conference=20
  (congratulations Marcus. great job). One of the newest addition here =
is the=20
  Dorill C++ course converted to HTML. There is a wealth of information =
on C++=20
  available on the World Wide Web (WWW). The World Wide Web (WWW) is a =
wide area=20
  hypermedia information retrieval system that gives the user universal =
access=20
  to a large universe of documents. One of the most popular to the Web =
is called=20
  Mosaic developed by NCSA. Mosaic is an Internet based global =
hypermedia=20
  browser that allows you to discover, retrieve and display documents =
and data=20
  from all over the world. Global hypermedia means that information =
located=20
  around the world is interconnected in an environment that allows you =
to travel=20
  through the information by clicking on hyperlinks-- terms, icons or =
images in=20
  documents that point to other related documents. <BR>&nbsp; </P>
  <LI><B>Title:</B> Programming in C <BR><B>Filename:</B> <A=20
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href=3D"http://www.lysator.liu.se/c/index.html">http://www.lysator.liu.se=
/c/index.html</A>=20
  <BR><B>Author:</B> Jutta Degener <BR><B>E-mail:</B> =
[e-mail]=20
  <BR><B>URL:</B> http://www.lysator.liu.se/c/index.html=20
  <P>This is really one of the best collection of C related items out =
there on=20
  the World Wide Web maintained by the Lysator computer society, an =
association=20
  of computer science students at Linkoping University, Sweden. Here's a =
list of=20
  some of the items. There is a great section on ANSI C, reviews of 3 =
books and=20
  a list of errata from 2 books. There is a very interesting paper =
called <A=20
  href=3D"http://varg.lysator.liu.se/c/chistory.ps">`A development of =
the C=20
  language' by Dennis Ritchie</A> that traces the origin of the language =
we know=20
  and love today. There is a HTML version of Kernighan's historical <A=20
  href=3D"http://varg.lysator.liu.se/c/bwk-tutor.html">'Programming in =
C: A=20
  Tutorial' (1974)</A> that describes an early version of C, four years =
before=20
  K&amp;R. <B>WARNING: DO NOT USE THIS DOCUMENT AS A TUTORIAL.</B> Also =
included=20
  are the `Ten Commandments for C programmers' (Annotated version) and a =
HTML=20
  version of the <A=20
  =
href=3D"http://varg.lysator.liu.se/c/c-faq/index.html#comp-lang-c-faq">co=
mp.lang.c=20
  FAQ by Steve Summit.</A> <BR>&nbsp; </P>
  <LI><B>Title:</B> C++ Annotations (ver 3.3.3) <BR><B>Filename:</B> <A=20
  =
href=3D"http://www.icce.rug.nl/docs/cplusplus/cplusplus.html">cplusplus.h=
tml</A>=20
  <BR><B>Author:</B> Frank Brokken &amp; Karel Kubat <BR><B>E-mail:</B>=20
  [e-mail], [e-mail] <BR><B>URL:</B>=20
  http://www.icce.rug.nl/docs/cplusplus/cplusplus.html=20
  <P>This web based tutorial is intended for knowledgeable users of C =
who would=20
  like to make the transition to C++. This document presents an =
introduction to=20
  programming in C++. It is a guide for programming courses taught at =
State=20
  University of Groningen This document is not a complete C/C++ =
handbook, but=20
  rather serves as an great addition to other documentation sources. The =
reader=20
  should take note of the fact that an extensive knowledge of the C =
programming=20
  language is assumed and required.=20
  <P>This document continues where topics of the C programming language =
end,=20
  such as pointers, memory allocation and compound types which makes it =
a very=20
  good programming guide. I highly recommend this tutorial to any =
individual who=20
  is really interested in becoming extremely knowledgeable on C++ and a=20
  proficient programmer. Here is a listing of the chapters. <BR>&nbsp;=20
  <OL>
    <LI>Introduction to C++=20
    <LI>A first impression of C++=20
    <LI>Classes=20
    <LI>Classes and memory allocation=20
    <LI>Static data and functions=20
    <LI>Inheritance=20
    <LI>Polymorphism, late binding and virtuality=20
    <LI>Concrete examples of C++=20
    <LI>Templates </LI></OL></LI></OL>
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<SPAN class=3DPostTitle>Books:</SPAN>=20
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      <H3><A=20
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I>The=20
      C Programming Language</I> (2nd ed.)</A></B></H3>
      <DIV class=3DPost>Brian W. Kernighan &amp; Dennis Ritchie =
<BR>Prentice Hall=20
      ISBN: 0-13-110362-8=20
      <P>This is the second edition of the original Kernighan &amp; =
Ritchie=20
      (K&amp;R) text. This book is commonly referred to as the New =
Testament as=20
      it includes the modifications incorporated by the ANSI standard, =
while=20
      retaining the nature of the 1st edition. This book assumes that =
the reader=20
      has some basic programming knowledge. So if you're just starting =
to=20
      program and C is the first language, this might not be the ideal =
book.=20
      This is one of THE BEST books on C and a must have, especially if =
you're=20
      starting your own little programming library.</P></DIV></TD></TR>
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    <TD vAlign=3Dtop width=3D110><A=20
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    <TD>
      <H3><A=20
      =
href=3D"http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0672303396/learncctoday"><=
I>Programming=20
      in ANSI C</I> (Revised edition: 1994)</A></H3>
      <DIV class=3DPost>Kochan, Steven <BR>SAMS Publishing ISBN =
0-672-30339-6=20
      <P>This book by Steve Kochan is absolutely the best book for =
anyone=20
      starting out programming in C. This is an excellent introductory =
text with=20
      frequent examples and good text. This book makes no assumptions =
about the=20
      particular computer system or operating system on which the C =
language is=20
      implemented. This books is written for novices and experienced =
programmers=20
      alike. I love this book as the comprehensive 'teach by examples' =
book can=20
      help you master the unique features of the C language. There is =
complete=20
      coverage of program looping, decision making, arrays, strings, =
pointers=20
      and bit operations and helpful end-of-chapter exercises. This is =
the book=20
      I used to learn C and it really is a great book. The K&amp;R book =
is=20
      really great as a reference, but not as the first =
book.</P></DIV></TD></TR>
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    <TD>
      <H3><I><A=20
      =
href=3D"http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0131774298/learncctoday">E=
xpert=20
      C Programming: Deep C Secrets</A></I></H3>
      <DIV class=3DPost>Peter Van Der Linden <BR>SunSoft Press. (ISBN=20
      0-13-177429-8)=20
      <P>Peter has written one of the greatest books to hit the computer =
book=20
      stands in a long time! This is not your typical C book, but is =
rather a=20
      fun book to read. As I told Peter, most C programming texts are =
really=20
      boring as all they do is describe the functions, give a abstract =
example=20
      and then move onto something different. This book is chock full of =
real=20
      world C stories and folklore, including a story about the C bug =
that=20
      brought down the AT&amp;T network. I found the tongue-in-cheek =
attitude=20
      and real world examples/stories very, very interesting. Run, don't =
walk,=20
      down to your local store and buy this book. I really really loved =
this=20
      book, and I read most of it in one sitting. There is also a great=20
      introduction to C++ for C programmers that will get you started =
with C++=20
      and Object-Oriented programming. This book is not for beginners, =
but is a=20
      great second book on C.=20
      <P><I>Expert C Programming</I> is also ideal for those C =
programmers who=20
      want to move to C++. According to the author, the book puts the =
"fun" back=20
      in "functions" :)=20
      <P>PS:&nbsp; I'm a big fan for Peter's book and if you're a Java=20
      programer, I would recommand buying any of his books. Peter's web =
site is=20
      <A href=3D"http://www.afu.com/">http://www.afu.com/</A> where he =
maintains=20
      the <A href=3D"http://www.afu.com/intro.html">wonderful Java =
FAQ</A>. His=20
      newest Java book is <A=20
      =
href=3D"http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0130320722/learncctoday">J=
ust=20
      Java 2 (5th Edition)</A>. Other books from <A=20
      =
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amp;template=3Daftemplate.html&amp;mode=3Dbooks&amp;search=3DPeter+Van+De=
r+Linden+">Peter=20
      are listed here</A> </P></DIV></TD></TR>
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      <H3><A=20
      =
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I>Microsoft=20
      C Bible.</I> 1990 (2nd ed.)</A></H3>
      <DIV class=3DPost>Waite Group Staff. <BR>Howard W. Sams &amp; =
Company. ISBN=20
      0-672-22620-0=20
      <P>This book is a must for every programmer, especially those who =
program=20
      in the DOS environment. The Bible organizes and simplifies the =
information=20
      contained in Microsoft's C library. Each function page gives the =
purpose,=20
      syntax, example call, includes, common uses, returns and examples. =
The=20
      book also has compatibility check boxes, so you can be sure your =
program=20
      compiles with the Microsoft C v5.0-7.0, Microsoft Quick C, Borland =
Turbo C=20
      and UNIX system V compilers.</P></DIV></TD></TR>
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