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>>8113>>8126publishers don't want you to know this but books are free at the library.
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>>8089C is a great first language, because it teaches you how computers work. C comes first. i'm not advocating writing everything in C - but you should learn it first
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>>8138i'm afraid not, i was recommended that book by someone else here and i don't know where he found it
it's a really good book though
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What i couldn't wrap my head around back then is to what a pointer did, and its simply just a memory address, so its value is equal to the highest your processor supports and thats it, if you want to write readable pointer code, avoid the syntatic sugar that [] provides, its much more understandable for a beginner the addition of an address then dereferencing of it ie. *(ptr+i)