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Teach yourself C in 24 hours

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Teach yourself C in 24 hours
Tony Zhang
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Teach yourself C in 24 hours

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Hard to say...There've been so many... I had this awesome book full of BASIC games for the Commodore 64. It ruled. Mastering Amiga Assembler Teach Yourself C in 24 Hours (all of the Teach Yourself * in 24 Hours books are embarrassing, though not as embarrassing as "For Dummies" books). Ooh...No, I've got it: I took the TCP/IP portion of the MCSE exams, and I had a study guide for that. That's the most embarrassing (because it indicates I took an MCSE exam...but, there were dark times in IT before most of you were born...many servers ran this OS named Windows NT, instead of UNIX or Linux).

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