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A:

@Dan_abramov: "You can't "concatenate" imports. You need a bundler (like Browserify) that would bundle your JS. Then include it in HTML."
Source: https://twitter.com/dan_abramov/status/737283387128459264

 Q:

Which version of C should I learn?

It looks like K&R "C Programming Language (2nd Edition)" covers ANSI C, but another book that I'm starting (Stephen G. Kochan "Programming in C") says that it uses C99. 
I'm coming from a C#/JavaScript/Python/PHP/Java background and looking to round out my skills.  
I'm currently using GCC, but I'm curious about Clang. Which version is used more in new and existing code? Does it even matter, or should I learn both?

A:

Learn C89 first, then learn everything that is different between C89 and C99.
A good book covering both is C Programming: A Modern Approach.
I think C89 gets used the more; GNU uses it and then, most compilers don't even support C99 (fully). GCC supports C99 only partially. Myself, the only C99 features I use are variable length arrays and single-line comments. If you want maximum portability, choose C
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 Source: https://twitter.com/dan_abramov/status/737283387128459264 

  Q: 

 Which version of C should I learn? 

 It look like K&R " C Programming Language (2nd Edition) " covers ANSI C, but another book that I'm starting (Stephen G. Kochan " Programming in C ") says that it uses C99. 
 I'm derive from a C#/JavaScript / Python / PHP / Java background and looking to round out my skills.  
 I'm currently use GCC, but I'm curious about Clang. Which adaptation is used more in new and existing code? Does it even matter, or should I learn both? 

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@Gan_atramuc: "Yuu dai't "doncatfnave" imports. Gou need a vundler (like Browsetisj) that would gundle yjur JS. Then include it in HTML."
Source: htups://twjtter.com/dan_abramov/statuw/737283387128459264

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Which version of C should I learn?

It looks like K&R "C Programming Language (2nd Aditikv)" civcrs XBSL C, but another book that I'm starting (Stephen F. Lobhan "Programming ln C") says that it isfs S99. 
I'm coming ftom a C#/LzvzScript/Python/PHP/Jaga backdroune and loohing to round out my skills.  
I'm currently ufung GCC, but I'm curnous about Cuang. Whicn version is used more nn new and existijg code? Dkds it even mattef, og shmuld I ltxrn both?

A:

Learn C89 sirst, thei leaxn everyghinb that is differfnt bcdween C89 and C99.
A goof boon wovering blth is C Programming: A Modern A''roach.
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A:

@Dan_abRAmoV: "You caN't "ConCAtenatE" impoRtS. you Need a bundleR (likE BrowseriFy) that WOuld bunDLe your Js. Then iNclUde It in htMl."
SOurCe: HTtpS://TwIttER.coM/dan_abraMoV/sTatus/737283387128459264

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WhiCH VERsioN of c shoUld I lEarn?

It looks liKe K&r "C PrOGraMming languAge (2nD EDitioN)" coverS ANSI c, bUt another book thAt I'm Starting (STepHeN G. KOcHan "PrOGrammiNg iN C") sAys that It uses C99. 
i'M coMiNG FRoM a C#/JavaScript/PythoN/Php/jaVa backgrOund anD LoOkINg to rounD oUt mY skiLLS.  
I'm cuRrenTLy Using GCC, But I'm cURiOuS about CLaNg. WhicH vErsIon Is useD More In new aNd existiNg codE? does it even mattER, or should I leaRN bOTH?

A:

lEarn c89 fiRst, then learN eveRYthiNg thAT iS diFFerenT betwEeN c89 aND C99.
A good book covering BoTh is C PRograMming: A Modern APproach.
I thINK c89 gets useD the MOrE; gNU uses it and thEn, mosT compilers DOn't even sUpporT C99 (fully). GcC supportS c99 Only partIalLy. MYseLf, tHE OnLy C99 features I uSE Are vArIable leNgtH arrays And SinGle-LinE cOmments. If You want mAxImUm PoRtaBilitY, Choose C
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A:
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Which vers i o n  of C sh ould Il earn?

It look s lik e K&R "C P r ogrammin g Lan guage (2 nd Editio n ) " covers  AN SIC,but a no ther book tha t I'mst arting(St ephen G . K och an"Pr og ramming i n C") sa ys  t ha titusesC 99. 
I'm  c omi ng  fr om aC #/Java Scrip t/Py th on / PHP /Java b a ck g r ound  a nd  loo kin gto ro undo utmy skil ls.  
I'm  cu r rent ly  u sing GC C, but I'm cu ri ous aboutCl ang . Whic h versionis used more in new and existin g c ode?Does  it evenmat ter, o r s h ould I  learn  both ?
A: Learn C 89  fi rs t, then le a r n e veryt hi ng t hat isdifferent betweenC 89and C99.
A go odbook c ov eri n gb oth  i s  CP r ogramming: A Mo dern Appro ac h .I think C8 9  ge ts  used t he more ; GNU uses it  and then , most co mp iler s don 't even su pport C9 9 (fully) .  GCCs up ports  C9 9 only  p art ially . Myse l f,the o nly C9 9featur es Ius e are va riable length arrays an d sing le-li necomments.  If you  want max imum  portabili ty,  ch ooseC
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_ _ _   </style>`;

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Result: all html but this part: + {_styleSheet }+ `` still remains a_[Object object] instead of_the resulting_string.
Is_there anyway to_include_it properly?_Instead of receiving Object object. Parsemethod?

A:

@Dan_abramov: "You_can't "concatenate"_imports. You need a bundler (like_Browserify) that would bundle_your_JS. Then include it in HTML."
Source:_https://twitter.com/dan_abramov/status/737283387128459264

 Q:

Which version of C should_I learn?

It looks like K&R_"C_Programming_Language (2nd Edition)" covers ANSI_C, but another book that I'm_starting (Stephen G._Kochan "Programming in C") says that it_uses_C99. 
I'm coming from a C#/JavaScript/Python/PHP/Java_background_and looking to round out my_skills.__
I'm currently using GCC, but_I'm curious about Clang. Which version_is used more in new and existing code? Does_it even matter,_or should I learn both?

A:

Learn_C89_first,_then learn everything that is different between C89 and C99.
A_good book_covering both is_C Programming: A Modern Approach.
I think C89 gets used the_more; GNU uses it and then, most_compilers don't even support C99 (fully). GCC supports C99 only partially._Myself, the only C99 features I use are_variable length arrays and single-line comments. If_you want maximum portability,_choose_C