Hey mates,
I was looking for some intermediate level C book for reference. A book that would be more in-depth than K&R, but not that much more; maybe something more updated for the new idioms, etc.

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anonymous · Answer

There's a list of nice C books out there http://stackoverflow.com/questions/562303/the-definitive-c-book-guide-and-list

anonymous · Answer

Personally I use C Programming: A Modern Approach - K. N. King since I'm a C beginner :-P

anonymous · Answer

do you know about python?

anonymous · Answer

A little :-D what do you need to implement?

anonymous · Answer

my personal project,hotel reservation....i have many problems in it

anonymous · Answer

@agdgdgdgwngo : Thanks for the list, will check them, and check the book you use also; thanks again :-).

farmdawgnation · Answer

I'm not much of a book learner... I tend to just read API docs and learn what I need for a particular problem. If you're interested in that, http://cplusplus.com might be a good bet.

anonymous · Answer

@farmdawgnation : Thanks for the link. I found at CS50's resources the same link but stripped from C++ references (as of now, I want pure C code :-). I think I will fiddle around GNU coreutils code, but I would like to back it up with some good reference (from sites or books). I will surely use your recommendation, :-)