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    09-Dec-92 17:17:00
Sb: #29054-#GIFDXF
Fm: John K. Jordan 71174,711
To: Jeffrey Heft 70363,41
IMHO (don't you just love these acronyms?!), the easiest way to learn C is with either (Microsoft) QuickC or QuickC for Windows – both are interactive and let you learn more quickly. I've brought several programmers up to speed that way. QC for Windows is especially great – although it's a bit confusing at first to set up. The advantages are lots: online reference manuals (just a keypress away for any C function, etc.), COLOR CODED SYNTAX (a REAL teaching and debugging aid), good debugger, etc. You can write DOS programs, Windows programs, DLLs, and a hybrid DOS-Windows variant. Good clean fun! JKJ (…taking nothing TOO seriously!)