Suggest a best book for C Programming or online material?

I got bored while reading K %26amp; R book.Suggest me a best book so that i can become a best C Programmer.





I don't have any experience in C





Please help me out

Suggest a best book for C Programming or online material?
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Reply:C: A Reference Manual (5th Edition) by Samuel P. Harbison and Guy L. Steele is pretty much on the same order as K%26amp;R's white book with the big blue C, but it goes into a lot more detail. Neither of these books is fun to read; they're references, rather than tutorials, but eventually, you need to know all the rules in order to program well.





P J Plauger wrote a book on the Standard C Library. It not only familiarizes you with the functions you need not reinvent, but it shows you the code. You can learn a LOT about writing code by reading code. Reading good code (like P J's) will teach you some things. Reading bad code (as long as you know it's bad code) will teach you far more.





The Waite Group's "C Primer Plus" by Stephen Prata and Mitchell Waite is an excellent tutorial. The current editions list only Prata, not Waite as author, but I assume it continues the tradition. The book contains enough humor to make the learning process easier.





Programming on Purpose: Essays on Software Design by P. J. Plauger isn't about C so much as it is about general programming, but it's something every good programmer needs to learn. There's actually a series here. The first book is far more important than the other two combined.





The Elements of Programming Style by Brian W. Kernighan and P. J. Plauger is another book every good programmer needs to read. This one is more C-centric than the Programming on Purpose books.
Reply:K %26amp; R is the best book on C. Read that book from cover to cover and do all the questions you will know C well after that.
Reply:The books for C Programming language is


1) LET'S C


2) C programming by BALA GURU SWAMY...
Reply:www.cplusplus.com its c++ but c++ is just a bit more advanced than c, why not try c for dummies? theyre always brilliant books