Is it possible to use Kernighan and Ritchie's book to teach programming?

Question

C++ / C#

Actually a subject.
Will it fit like the first book?
On some forums I read that it does not fit, because the basic concepts are not explained.
Thank you all in advance for your reply.

Answer 1

Why should you learn C?
Are you just starting to program?
For a start, you can take Python to figure out how everything works.
Here is a book with which you can start (Programming in Python) it is better to look for 2015, it is definitely on the Internet, everything is in Russian.
You can start right away with C++, but I won't recommend books to get you started.
You can start with C# and video tutorials from itvdn will help you learn, there is increasing complexity from beginner to professional.

Answer 2

Of course, K&R C is a great book. I myself taught C from it, at school.

Answer 3

Maybe. And learn the language as you write the project. Learn C and don't listen to anyone. Xi is extensive.

Answer 4

Better start with ddili.org/ders/d.en/index.html (here from the basics)

Answer 5

The ideal version of Pascal - it was invented for teaching programming. And then you can switch to any commercial language.
I advise you to look for the book "Songs about Pascal", although it is a little for schoolchildren. But there all the basics of programming are given

Answer 6

It seems that in such books there is no training in programming itself, only the capabilities of a particular programming language are described? This reading will give you information about the basic elements of most languages, such as conditional jumps, the construction of functions, structures, and more. It will then be possible to leave it for any other languages, although, as it seems to me, if you decide to study Objective-C, then it is better to take it right away in order to get used to the OOP code.

Answer 7

Learn Python. But for yourself, of course, you can study C, and especially Kernighan and Ritchie ...