刚给自己一份K& R ... [英] just got myself a copy of K&R...

问题描述

到目前为止，我很喜欢它，我喜欢作者们不会在灌木丛中敲打

而且直接出来说出这本书的内容

很适合。他们认为你有计算机经验。


我很喜欢他们真正给你带来自由感的练习

做你想做的事，只需遵循规则。


只要有点咆哮，我肯定会向任何对C感兴趣的人推荐这本书

。除了anyones库之外。


干杯....

解决方案

Andy< ma ****** @ bellsouth.net> ;在消息新闻中写道：< jJ ****************** @ bignews5.bellsouth.net> ......

到目前为止，我很喜欢它，我喜欢作者们不会在灌木丛中摔打，直接说出这本书是什么/>很有意思。他们认为你有计算机经验。


确切地说。 K& R是技术书应该是什么的一个例子：没有

离题，没有迎合那些不是目标受众的人

（程序员应该知道如何使用一台电脑已经，IMNSHO），以及

很多很好的例子和明确的规则陈述（也就是说，你不会试图找出哪些部分一个例子

说明了哪些规则，并且你不会误认为

作者做好编程的非标准事物。

我'我喜欢他们真正给你带来自由感的练习
做你想做的事，只要遵守规则。


这就是编程的主要原因：遵循规则和

在这些规则中创造一些东西。 K& R很好地规定了这些规则，

您可以在以后学习

语言之后将其用作参考手册。我发现它是一本年龄很好的书，而不是一些初学者级别的文本，这些文本基本上一文不值。

你已经开始了。

只是有点咆哮，我肯定会向任何对C感兴趣的人推荐这本书。除了任何人库之外。

我同意。其他人将很快就会有更多的书推荐给你b
。 ;）


ACCU（C& C ++用户协会）对他们的网站

有一些很好的书评，而不仅仅是关于C&的书籍; C ++。这是他们的书

评论索引：

http://www.accu.org/bookreviews/public/index.htm

" August Derleth" <李*************** @ yahoo.com>在消息中写道

news：b6 ************************ @ posting.google.com ...


[...]

我发现它是一本年龄很好的书，而不是更初级的书
你继续前进的文本基本上一文不值。

当我第一次开始进入编程世界时，我认为

学习任何语言的关键是学习每一个功能和操作员

并记住它们是如何使用的（我不会超过10或11岁

时间）。 K& R很棒，因为就像任何一本好书一样，它并不只是在不解释它们为什么起作用的情况下抛出一堆例子。 K& R没有使用

尝试解释标准库的所有功能，因为它从头开始启动
，解释语言规则足够

让程序员自己决定应该使用什么以及何时使用。

当时我自己编写的函数看起来像是目前为止的一些，其中包括这个

galaxy，我从来没有想过我会学到怎么样的主题。


许多初级水平书籍的问题在于它们会引导你进入

一开始就困扰着我的同样的心态。如果

不是专门针对我的具体任务的书中的一章，我不知道

如何编程 - 或是它复制; - ） - 它。这是一个漫长的一天，所以我很可能没有意义，但我想说的是，在某些

点，如果一个人真的想学习如何编程，For Dummy

书籍就不够了。你不会相信有多少人拒绝接受这个。我有朋友已经读完了这本书，并且完成了这本书之后一无所知。然而，他们发誓。问他们，他们要做任何不在书中的事情他们要么发誓它不能做b $ b不能做或者试图学习如何做得到另一本相同的书

种。在你知道之前，工作中最愚蠢的人拥有最大的书

colection，读取所有这些并且没有更聪明。


有好玩，


Sean

August Derleth写道：

Andy< ma ******@bellsouth.net>在消息中写道
新闻：< jJ ****************** @ bignews5.bellsouth.net> ......

到目前为止，我很喜欢它，我喜欢作者们不会在灌木丛中摔打，直接说出这本书是什么/>很有意思。他们认为你有计算机经验。

准确地说。 K& R是一本技术书应该是什么的例子：没有
离题，没有迎合那些不是目标受众的人
（程序员应该知道如何使用计算机，IMNSHO），以及
很多很好的例子和明确的规则陈述（也就是说，你不会试图找出一个例子的哪个部分说明哪些规则，而你不是'' t错误的非标准的事情，作者为良好的编程做了什么。

我很喜欢他们真正给你带来自由感的练习

这就是编程的主要原因：遵循规则并在这些规则中创造一些东西。 K& R很好地规定了规则，
在你从中学习了语言之后，你可以在以后使用它作为参考手册。我发现它是一本年龄很好的书，而不是一些初学者级别的文本，这些文本在你移动之后基本上没有价值。

只是有点咆哮，我肯定会向任何对C感兴趣的人推荐这本书。对任何人库都很好。

我同意。其他人将很快带着更多的书来推荐你。 ;）

ACCU（C& C ++用户协会）对他们的网站有一些很好的书评，而不仅仅是关于C& C的书籍。 C ++。这是他们的书
评论指数：

http://www.accu.org/bookreviews/public/index.htm

感谢您的回复。

很高兴你同意

很棒的网站。


也只是一个小问题。

分享他的例子就行了


while（（c = getchar（））！= EOF）

如何输入C等于EOF。


再次感谢。

and so far I''m loving it, I like the the authors don''t beat
around the bush and just come straight out and say what the book
is sopposed to be. They assume the you have computer experience.

I''m loving the exercises they really leave you with a sense of freedom
to do what you want, just follow the rules.

Just a little rant, I would definitely recommend this book
to anyone interested in C. Great addition to anyones library.

cheers....

解决方案

Andy <ma******@bellsouth.net> wrote in message news:<jJ******************@bignews5.bellsouth.net> ...

and so far I''m loving it, I like the the authors don''t beat
around the bush and just come straight out and say what the book
is sopposed to be. They assume the you have computer experience.
Precisely. K&R is an example of what a technical book should be: No
digressions, no pandering to those who are not the target audience
(programmers should know how to use a computer already, IMNSHO), and
plenty of good examples and clear statements of the rules (that is,
you aren''t left trying to figure out which parts of an example
illustrate which rules, and you don''t mistake nonstandard things the
author does for good programming).

I''m loving the exercises they really leave you with a sense of freedom
to do what you want, just follow the rules.
And that is what programming is, largely: Following the rules and
creating something within those rules. K&R lays out the rules so well,
you can use it as a reference manual later on, after you''ve learned
the language from it. I''ve found it a book that ages well, as opposed
to some more beginner-level texts that are largely worthless once
you''ve moved on.

Just a little rant, I would definitely recommend this book
to anyone interested in C. Great addition to anyones library.

I agree. Others will be along shortly with more books to recommend
you. ;)

The ACCU (Association of C & C++ Users) has some good book reviews on
their site, and not just on books about C & C++. Here is their book
review index:

http://www.accu.org/bookreviews/public/index.htm

"August Derleth" <li***************@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:b6************************@posting.google.com ...

[...]

I''ve found it a book that ages well, as opposed
to some more beginner-level texts that are largely worthless once
you''ve moved on.

When I first started getting into the world of programming, I thought the
key to learning any language was to learn every single function and operator
and remembering how they are used (I was no more then 10 or 11 years old at
the time). K&R is great because, like any good book, it doesn''t just throw
out a bunch of examples without explaining why they work. K&R makes no
attempt to explain all the functions of the standard library because it
starts from the ground up, explaining the rules of the language enough to
let the programmer decide for his or herself what should be used and when.
Writing functions of my own at the time seemed like some so far, out of this
galaxy, topic that I had never even thought I could ever learn how.

The problem with a lot of the beginner level books is that they lead you to
the same frame of mind that had plagued me in the beginning. If there
wasn''t a chapter in the book dedicated to my specific task, I didn''t know
how to "program" --or was it copy ;-)-- it. It''s been a long day so I''m
probably not making sense anymore but what I''m trying to say is that at some
point, if a person really wants to learn how to program, the "For Dummy"
books just won''t suffice. And you won''t believe how many people refuse to
accept this. I''ve had friends that have read the Microsoft _By_ _Example_
books and knew nothing after completing the book; yet, swore they did. Ask
them to do anything that isn''t in the book and they''ll either swear that it
can''t be done or attempt to learn how by getting another book of the same
kind. Before you know it, the dumbest person at work has the largest book
colection, reads all of them and doesn''t get any smarter.

Have fun,

Sean

August Derleth wrote:

Andy <ma******@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
news:<jJ******************@bignews5.bellsouth.net> ...

and so far I''m loving it, I like the the authors don''t beat
around the bush and just come straight out and say what the book
is sopposed to be. They assume the you have computer experience.

Precisely. K&R is an example of what a technical book should be: No
digressions, no pandering to those who are not the target audience
(programmers should know how to use a computer already, IMNSHO), and
plenty of good examples and clear statements of the rules (that is,
you aren''t left trying to figure out which parts of an example
illustrate which rules, and you don''t mistake nonstandard things the
author does for good programming).

I''m loving the exercises they really leave you with a sense of freedom
to do what you want, just follow the rules.

And that is what programming is, largely: Following the rules and
creating something within those rules. K&R lays out the rules so well,
you can use it as a reference manual later on, after you''ve learned
the language from it. I''ve found it a book that ages well, as opposed
to some more beginner-level texts that are largely worthless once
you''ve moved on.

Just a little rant, I would definitely recommend this book
to anyone interested in C. Great addition to anyones library.

I agree. Others will be along shortly with more books to recommend
you. ;)

The ACCU (Association of C & C++ Users) has some good book reviews on
their site, and not just on books about C & C++. Here is their book
review index:

http://www.accu.org/bookreviews/public/index.htm

thanks for the reply.
glad you agree
great website.

also just a little question.
allot of his examples have the line

while ((c = getchar()) != EOF)
how would input in C equal EOF.

thanks again.

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