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What books should I use to learn C language?
1. Are you sure you want to write embedded or operating system? Or do you want to engage in software engineering, web programming and enterprise programming?

If you are the former and want to join c++, you can learn c++ directly. The first few chapters of c++ are basically the contents of C. If you are the latter, you don't need to learn c++. Learning C first and laying a good logical foundation will be of great help to you in learning other languages in the future.

The one upstairs said & gt This is Tan Haoqiang's book, isn't it? Basically beginners read that.

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If you want to continue to devote yourself to the development of C after reading the upstairs, I think it is ok to provide basic books here.

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Data Structure (C language), Yan Weimin Edition.

If you want to make an object-oriented language such as java or c#, I suggest you look at that data structure, buy a domestic book (generally domestic books are more basic) and then read foreign books.