Learning C programming from library book

Question

I'm doing lessons from a book on C I checked out from the library. As I do the lessons, I don't just type down the code, but I also type the explanations from the book too (in addition to reading it). It seems to be making progress through the book a lot slower than it should be, but I know that in the future I won't have this book to refer too at anytime (since I have to return it). Should I ocntinue this way, or will it just bog me down too much.

Answer 1

You can find great online books from places like Books 24x7, and you could probably find free e-books online.

Try downloading a program called "Eclipse" for C/C++ because it comes with all of the basics of C in a tutorial, so I've heard.