Title: Not your first choice.
Product review: You can't really beat the price point, but you get what you pay for: a cheap book that leaves you to puzzle over unproofed code that seg faults, to work out the theoretical model of C's operation on your own, and to wonder, what, exactly, real-world, practical applications of the various functions might be. If you've ever wanted to read forty pages all about "Hello World", but three paragraphs on how to code across multiple files, this is your book. Otherwise, do yourself a favor, and spend those 24 hours of C with a superior tutorial, or god forbid, a real instructor.
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