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1. A Tutorial On Pointers And Arrays in C
Rating: Level: Beginner, Intermediate
This document is intended to introduce pointers to beginning programmers in the C programming language. By far, the very best online tutorial on pointers and arrays in C. There are many examples in this tutorial. A must have!!!
 
2. Bob Stout's SNIPPETS
Rating: Level: Intermediate, Advanced
This site distributes one of the biggest public domain/freeware portable C code and instruction text. According to the author, the 1.1 MB archive contains over 360 files and approximately 35% of it is PC-specific. The rest of it is completely portable. There is a piece of code for every single task starting with macros to complete cut-and-paste C code solution and utilities, along with some frequently asked questions and instructional files. This archive is a must for every programmer.
 
3. Brian W. Kernighan: Programming in C
Rating: Level: Beginner
This "tutorial" is presented as a historical document, not as a tutorial. Although it has lost little of its didactic value, it describes a language that C compilers today do no longer understand: the C of 1974, four years before Kernighan and Ritchie published the first edition of "The C Programming Language".
 
4. C Lesson by Chris Sawtell
Rating: Level: Beginner
Learn the basics of C programming that will help you to build more powerful programs.
 
5. C Now - C Reference
Rating: Level: Beginner
Online reference on basic use of Borland C/C++ Compiler, C++ entymology, C++ syntax, and C library functions.
 
6. C Programming Contents
Rating: Level: Beginner
One of the most complete C tutorial on the internet that addresses all the essential basics that a beginning C programmer should know.
 
7. C/C+ Tutorial: Selected Topics
Rating: Level: Beginner
Excellent tutorial with some of the best illustrations I've seen so far that depicts how pointers work in C/C++.
 
8. C-Scene: The C/C++ Freezine
Rating: Level: All
C-Scene is a free online magazine devoted to C and C++ programming where programmers can either read or contribute to the online magazine issues. These issues cover a variety of topics that many C/C++ programmers would find useful, e.g. "MFC Adventures", "A Product Registration Technique", "Pointers - A Better Understanding", etc.
 
9. How to Write Portable Clean Code
Rating: Level: Beginner
This tutorial covers a number of tricks and guide lines which may help C programmers write portable code.
 
10. Introduction to C programming
Rating: Level: Beginner
This tutorial touches on the very basics of C programming.
 
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