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On Sat, 13 Jun 1998 10:14:37 -0600, John Meyer
<john_meyer AT geocities DOT com> wrote:

This is a really good book :

A Book On C : Programming In C, Fourth Edition
Online Price: $39.95
By Kelley, Al / Pohl, Ira; Softcover; 726 Pages 
Published by Addison Wesley Longman Inc.; 03/1998; ISBN: 0201183994

There's lots more information about it at Computer Literacy -
www.clbooks.com

Here's a link to the title :

http://www.clbooks.com/sqlnut/SP/search/gtsumt?source=&isbn=0201183994

If you end up buying this or any other title(s) at Computer Literacy, 

Use this code : FriendOfChrisH 

when you place your order. It will give you an additional 15% discount
on anything you buy. Just enter this in the "Let us know how you found
us or enter referral code" box.
(This code will work for anyone)

I hope this info is helpful.

Chris (at) Huebner (dot) com

>Hi, does anybody know a good C/C++ book.  I'm just starting into C
>programming and since I'm not forking over  $100 to Borland, I need a book
>to start me out.  Any ideas.
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