1 comments about Problem Solving Using C: Structured Programming Techniques.

1. This is an excellent introductory textbook on C. The author is careful, not to overwhelm a first time learner with messy storage/variable and pointer, but to present the basics of C in a comfortable and enjoyable manner to the first learners in programming. That is why I like this book and use it as the textbook in my class.

   Richard K. Min, College of Business, Dallas Baptist Univeristy

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1 comments about Curso de C Bajo Unix.

1. This book covers most of the subjects you need to become a good C programmer. The book is divided in two parts: the first one shows the intrinsics of the C language in a very comprehensive way, while the second one explains and describes the most important tools that Unix/Linux provides to the development of software projects using this language. Extremely useful !

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1 comments about Windows Visualization Programming With C/C++ 3d Visualization, Simulation, and Virtual Reality/Book and Disk.

1. This book has a cook-book style. The concepts taught are highly inadequate. Many of the explanations are just explanations of the source code, which occupies half the book. So, in the end, you would probably gained nothing much in terms of concepts learnt.

   But if you just want the source code that works to paste into your program, then this is a good book to get....