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A C Programming Language (as well referred to as 1000&R or "the white book") is a famous computer science book which has been influential in the application and development of the C programming language. A book was written by Dennis Ritchie, who designed a language, & by Brian Kernighan. A number 1 edition of the book, published around 1978, discusses the original usage of C by AT&T; this "dialect" of C is sometimes referred to as K&R C. In 1988 a second edition was published which covers ANSI C. The book has since been translated into over 20 languages. The style of formatting programs used in the book is often called "K&R style" or the "One True Brace Style". The book is widely regarded as being very well written, due to the clarity in which it expresses the material combined with the breadth and density of the coverage. There are very few wasted words, while still being approachable. This clarity and conciseness for a highly technical subject is quite remarkable. These qualities make the book still quite useful even today. It is also well known because it was the only coverage of the C language for some time before the standardization bodies developed the exhaustive specifications. The utility and portability of the language for its time also contributed to its popularity, thus making the book describing it a popular one. The first edition is sometimes referred to as the "Old Testament" and the second as the "New Testament."
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Inside C# By Tom Archer, advertises itself as a detailed look at the internal architecture of C#. Presenting C# Book Review. A concise, code-intensive guide for developers to learn C# quickly. By Christoph Wille, Sams. Microsoft C# Language Specifications Includes book review and links for purchasing. C# Unleashed Written by Joesph Mayo, creator of the C# Station web site. The book covers the basic C# syntax, object-oriented development and other .Net/C# technologies. Teach Yourself C# in 21 Days A book for C# beginners. The book has an easy step-by-step approach covering the basic C# language and its application to Windows and Web development. A Programmer's Introduction to C# An introductory book on C#. C# For Dummies An introductory book on the language by Stephen Randy Davis; includes author biography and index. Professional C# Now on its second edition, the book was updated to run on the Final Release of .Net. The book covers C# language syntax, Web Services, Windows Development, ASP, Data Access, .Net Remoting and some concepts of object-oriented programming. Beginning Visual C# Guide for those new to programming. As you learn to write C# programs this book explains the key concepts of .NET. C# Builder Kick Start Book by Joe Mayo provides a rapid overview of the Borland C# Builder IDE. Table of Contents. Sample Chapters. |
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