What are the good books to learn C other than K&R? pic unrelated

>>59214898
>underage
>fascinated with C
Makes the perfect sense. In a few month you will be one of those expert C kernel hackers of /g/

>>59215459
As opposed to you being fascinated with sucking dicks?

>>59214898
None.

You learn C with K&R, and then expand your knowledge with other more advanced C books. Don't waste time with anything else you nigger.

what he said. >>59215969

>>59215952
Oh that edge

>>59214898
>learn-c.org so far complemented K&R
>Heck get c for dummies and c-all-in-one for dummies too.
>https://www.tutorialspoint.com/cprogramming/index.htm

Dont listen to the neckbeards around here tell you otherwise. If its your first time learning get to arrays when you can and learn as much from as many places. It will take you months to graps it enogh to make anything useful but it will pay off just dedicate at least 2 full hours every day and in a year you'll be ready. Just remember to have patience and always look for a way to make this fun to you.

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>>59216179
>It will take you months to graps it enogh to make anything useful but it will pay off just dedicate at least 2 full hours every day and in a year you'll be ready.

t. average php "programmer"