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03-25-2002
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C programming sessions
Hey guys, i'm in trouble, i'm high school teacher, and a student ask me for help, he want's to know where he can study C language for his application exam. Somebody could help us?
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You may try checking out this site.
Great site. http://www.programmingtutorials.com/main.asp Check the bar left which include "C".
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