Re: First Project

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From: ANH
Date: Sun, 10 Mar 1996 16:32

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It depends on how experienced you are with programming.  Are you learning 
C or are you learning to program and C is the language you chose?

Write a mini address database.  You will get a good practice of almost all C 
constructs and techniques and data structures.  Make sure you also separate
the interface from the implementation.  You could then add on other interfaces
as secondary projects. :-)

Anh

In article <4h2ruj$hh@solutions.solon.com>, Vincent Taijeron <redleg1@foto.infi.net> writes:
> I was wondering what would be a good "newbie" project.  What was one of 
> your first projects?  Looking for ideas.

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