> I'd maybe go with the programming in C, or something like that. The C
> for dummies might be cool, but may not have all of the references that
> you might need. If you're not planning on doing anything to in depth,
> you may go with it though. I have C Programming, A Modern Approach by
> K.N. King that I used for my CMSC 106 class, and it's pretty good.
-Keith
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