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Are there any solutions somewhere for the exercises in this book?
"The C Programming Language Ansi C Second Ed" Kernighan; Ritchie.
ISBN10: 0131103628 ISBN13: 9780131103627
Started by Chris_45 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Http://users.powernet.co.uk/eton/kandr2/
or
http://clc-wiki.net/wiki/K&R2%5Fsolutions
Im not too sure if they are for the edition you asked for, but hopefully they should help!
Edit: After looking at the ISBN numbers you specified, these pages should ... .
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I've been doing C# for quite a while now (2.5 years) professionally after having dabbled in Java and PHP while in college. Now I really want to improve myself as a developer and want to learn a second language. What would be a good choice and most importantly...
Started by Ruben Steins on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Functional programming....
As a good all-round language and a good example of a scripting language, I'd as it is quite a small language but you need to understand a lot of concepts quite well in order to use it, so.
Skills you want to acquire.
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Hello, I know x86 Assembly (and have worked with FPGA etc') , Never wrote for a RISC, I have the opportunity to take a course in MIPS, but I'm busy as it is, so my question is, I know that every thing I learn is beneficial in some way, but really, how...
Started by Liran Orevi on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
One of my classes forced us to learn the MIPS assembly language.
Of the following book to be a good way to learn it:
http://www.amazon.com/Second-Morgan-Kaufmann-Computer a recursive function in assembly.
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Do you guys speak a second language? which one? (not talking about programming languages here!)
And whilst we're at it, what percentage of customers are from countries where English is not the first language? (approximately)
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at invisionpower):
"If you're spinning....
Oh mentioned my first language is not English but Italian, other than that I do know French a little from my the language.
Mark Wade
Developer
Back to top PHP, HTML, CSS..
language isn't English (he's Italian).
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So, in Oakland, California, Ebonics [black dialect/slang] is being taught in schools and is encouraged up until the fifth grade. Here are a few links: http://www.rethinkingschools.org/archive/12_01/ebsecret.shtml
http://www.jaedworks.com/shoebox/oakland...
Started by ConservPat on
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The view is, "We are teaching you a second language, not fixing that approaching....
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If we're speaking about the 'challenge' of teaching English in Mexico, we need to consider education in Mexico as a whole.
Reading and writing skills are lacking throughout all class levels of Mexican society. I see small shop owners hang up signs with...
Started by mejms on
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The video where I am now, but I think learning a second language as an adult or you adult, makes a big language before learning a second
Post by native speaker teaching at university level
wrote: I can't watch the video where....
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Ignoring skilled people, libraries, and tools in both types of languages, are there good reasons to pick an OO language over a functional language? For what kind of projects?
Update: I ask this question because I have read so many good things about functional...
Started by StackUnderflow on
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Are never equal, if they were then the language itself would be more of a preference and would be chosen on how you categorise C, so ignoring that for now)
Which language to pick is always tricky, and as someone pointed out, it will be....
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What is your preferred scripting language in java world (scripting language on JVM) and way? When do you prefer your scripting language over java (in what situations for example for prototyping)? Do you use it for large projects or for personal projects...
Started by Darius Kucinskas on
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The integration with Java is great, which makes it very easy to port existing... .
IMHO, using a DB with a language-to-use (if a tad verbose) language that everybody knows.
; }
(just imagine that the String in "sql" has a "?" at the right place) .
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OK. So I want to switch from language Flob to language Blub. The thing is that in Flob I can do a lot of stuff, in Blub I can write hello world and maybe some simple recursive function.
What kind of exercises or toy projects will get me up to speed in...
Started by Marcin on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If it's very close to your current language, porting....
It really depends on the type of the new language.
Start a small project and each time you need something, front visual stuff, etc.. .
language, and as you solve it, you'll learn.
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I'm sure a lot of you do. I speak english and spanish, and I've been speaking spanish since I was in diapers. I took it throughout school and was alright at it, but since I've started working in the kitchen at the diner I'm at, it's gotten 10000x better...
Started by machetes on
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French &....
I can speak spanish too a lot of it at work haha .
I think it sounds awful.
Is so easy, it's practically the same as english Dutch is my native language and somehow I can speak french and says it's such a beautiful*~*~ language.
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