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"Instant C Programming", Ivor Horton, 1995, 1-874416-24-9,
U$24.95/C$34.95/UK#22.99
%A   Ivor Horton
%C   2710 West Touhy Avenue, Chicago, IL   60645
%D   1995
%G   1-874416-24-9
%I   Wrox Press
%O   U$24.95/C$34.95/UK#22.99 +1-312-465-3559 fax: +1-312-465-4063 markj@aw.com
%O   75322.146@compuserve.com feedback@wrox.demon.co.uk http://www.wrox.com
%P   463
%T   "Instant C Programming"
 
Provided you are already an experienced programmer in at least one other
language, the title is very nearly true.  A coder switching from one language
to another does not need a lot of tutorial, but does need quick reference and
access to the concepts.  Horton provides this in a very organized, planned and
complete fashion.
 
On second thought, maybe you better make that two or more languages, preferably
unrelated.  At times Horton's lack of explanation might be a problem.  The
concept of pointers, for example, is quite important to C, but has no analogue
in a number of other computer languages.
 
Still, if you know what you're doing this is a very quick introduction.
 
copyright Robert M. Slade, 1996   BKINSTCP.RVW   960319

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