Title: This is the best introductory C book I have read.
Product review: Very clearly written and easy to understand, Practical C Programming is quite possibly the best introductory C book around. Not only does it plainly and cleary explain such things as declarations, expressions, arrays, qualifiers, etc., but it also gives proper advice on style, debugging, and commenting. Unlike some of the huge "paperweight" programming books, this one is thin, small, and worth its weight in gold.
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